https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ef80557a50431c42f7c8c233f81a51f3.pdf 94c61baf588803f58c4317bd46fbac84 PDF Text Text • • If - The$wlday Tin)es ·Sentinel ~111day, July~. 1974 ' . Cori101ittee debating '. s~con·d impeach1n~nt count Evening, weekend courses expanded at Rio Grande, Community Colleges . RIO GRANDE - The largost selection of evening and weekend courses in the history of 1he College is being offered the fall quarter at Rio Grande Co1Jege and Community College. Dr. Herman L. Koby, executive vice president, said the courses, designed prima,rily to accommodate entering freshmen students, are arranged in two hour blocks from 6 to 8 p.m. and 8 to 10 p.m. Most of them will be " JOO" or freshman level, and " 200" or sophom ore level degree nt night or on weekends in addlUon to regular daytime hours. He said that as new degree programs are added to Community College, the evening class schedule would be changed to include at least a portion o£ the required courses. Night classes will be offered this fall in the following areas: accounting, art. biology, buslness administration. business education, economics. English, Health and p~ysicai education , history , mathematic s. phy s i cs, psyc hol ogy , · social scien ce, which wil l be offered at Comm1mity College rates. A sociology, speech, and U1eatrc . few "30011 or junior level and A totai Qj 31 courses In these "400" or ~enior level cow:ses areas will be offered. For more will also .' ~ The courses were arranged so working people interested in attending Commwllty College informa tion co ncerni ng the new fail quarter evening and weekend class schedule , contact Dean Brown, director could do so in the evening hours -----~-~- available at night. In 194S, the U. S. Senate and could take as many as 16 ratified the United Nations' hours each quarter. Dr. Koby said the college would establish charter by a vote of B9 to 2. Also in 1945, an Army B2:; evening course~ each quarter so students would be able W bomber lost in the. fog crashed tak e nearly all courses into the side of the Empire requir ed for an associate State Building in New York City, killing 13 persons . ot admissions, Rio Grande ENGLISH ~64 . Soci al PrQblerns, 541, M College, Rio Granlle , Ohio lOlA ,. Developmental Th , s·oo 6: oo. SPEECH 45674 or cpll collect (6141 245-· Studies, 18.4, M-Th, 6 ~ 10-8: 10. lO.S, Pdnc;lples , 563, MW. 103, Composition I, 184. MW . 5353. 8 : 10 10: 40. 8: 10-9: -'0. the t•s fof evening classes to 1_t3, Advanced Composition, Is as follows, number of course, tl tie. section, day and !lour li sted in order : 1a1 , TTh, 6: 10-8:00 . 213, Tec;:h and Report Writing . 181. MWTh , 5 : 00-6:00. 2J4 . Children's Llteratvre,· 181 , M. Th, S:00-6: 00. be offered starling from 5 p.m. ACCOUNTING 171. Accoutni.ng I. 022, TTh, 6: 10·8 : 10_ 244, Quantitati ve Methods 1. 021. M-Th . 5 : 00-6: 00. 373, lnterm Accounting h 021 .· T. 6 : 10·9: 10. ART 104, lntro to Art "'ledla, 041 , HISTORY >.... 394, Am Rev . Seminar Pt. II , 261 . TTh, 6: 10-8: 00. BIOLOGY t04E , Math for El Ed, 302. TTh. 6: 10-8 : 00 . 104Tt Math for Technicians , 302, T h, 6: 10-8:00 . · BUS. ADMINIS. 204 ~ lntro to Business, • 081 , TTh, 8: 10- 10: tO. ?14, Bus Commun ications, 081. MW. 8: 10-10: 10. 234, Real Estate Prin & .Prac, 081 , Th , 5: 30·8 : 00. 283, Bu siness Law I. 081 , W, 5: 30-B: oo. 103, ·lntr:o to Shorthand, 101. MW, 6 : 10-8:00 . lO<l , Per Typewriter , 101 , TTh , 8: 10· tO: tO. . . ECONOMICS 204 , The American Economy, 141 , MW, 6: 10-8: 00. Prm cipiF'o;, _S64, 1 Th, ·n.a . Voh..e and Diction, 561 M Th . 5 00 6·00. .401. Crd of Am Addrf'SS, 561 , Sill. TBA. ns, lntro to tne Thestre, 581, Sem inar Ger'l SefTI I'In t lcs, . MW, a· 10- 10:20 . 561 , M TTh, 5: 00 6: 00. 155, Stagt~cr~ft ~ S81 , TTh. THEATRE 1?1. Drama Lab Pra ctlcum. a: 10 10· W . TeA . <~23. r,~===n-::;:~~:~:::;:~$~~ f. WASHINGTON ( UPI) - The that Nixon b< impeacht.'<l for line o! demarcation bas been reached." He called a meeting HOU!Ie Jutlfclary Committee, the cover-up . the bipartisan committee today with minority leader which has . recommended ~:: ::~ President Nixon's removal support lor the first article Hugh Scott to start preparaquit, but is ummre of 1/uuse :>.,; from office .for obstruction of brought predictions the entire tions for the Senate trlal . ~· ~ liouse would impeach Nixon Chief Justice Warren E. justice In the Watergate cover;;:; ·'•" -~ WASHINGTON (UPI)- Prottpectllbal tbe tloDI< will ~ up, today debates whether he and serd his case to the Senate Burger, who would preside at }~ re)ect lmpa~hJal Prtltdent NUon tll'e now more Wl· ~ also should .be Impeached for lor • trial. the !rial, planned no long outof· corllla, bll cblef aid• uyo, but tbe Pretldenl remalDI @ abuoing the powers of his . The House q1ight start town trips during the court's ~f. determloed not to ra~&n. · W presidency. debate on.lmpeat bment In two summer recess. · i!; Wblle Hoo10 eblel of oWl Aleunder M. Hats, aoked )~ Nixon got the word of the Asecood article of Impeach- weeks. If It votes impeachment ;;~ Sluadly lf Nixon would 1tep down ntber than faee 1 SeDI&e :~ ment was expected to pasalate of the President, the !lrst since committee vote WIIUe walking ;~ trill I, oald: ''No. AI tbll juncture ljuttdoo'tforeoee it." ';:;: today or early Tuesday, sup- Andrew Johnson In 1868, the on a beacll in san Clemente, ~~ The Pretldeot doel not feel quftUng woold be In tbe beat -~,: ported by roughly the same Senate would corduct the trial Calif. He returned to Washing· @: IDler..ta of tbe American people, Hail! ufd. He wao io· '~ coalition of Democrats and this fall. ton Sanday and an aide .aid he {1 terYtewedooafllgbtherefrom S.nClemeote, CaW., where .iil coQservative and moderate "Senate Majority Leader would per80nally direct the ~\ lhe Nixon family and top atalhpeot tbe pastil day a, §i Republicans who r ecommen- Mike Mansfield said the defense. The President I"SS • « said to be not surprised by the :.::::~:~::::::::::~:;::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:;w.;:::--:::::::;:::::.::::;:::~:::<::::~;::&~:*:;..o;si:::::::::::::.-::::~.:".!.~::=:~::::i~ ded, 27 to 11, Saturday night , committee vote meant "the HEALTH AND PHY. ED. 101. Foundations. 2,.4, TTh, 8: 10-9 : 30. 2"43. First Aid and Sa fety , 241 , TTh , 1: 20-8 : 50. 292A, Drug Seminar, '2.41 , W, J ' 20-8: 30. MW, 8: 00-10: 30. 112, Prin of Ad Education, 041 , M, 6: 10-8: 10. 104, Fundaments of B iology, 062. TTh, 6: 10-7: 40. Lob , 062, 5•1. 9: 00-11: 20 a ,m , lOS. 8 : 10 )0· 10. "Wake~Up" To Tne Great ~ At K&K Mobile Homes *' Values • We have Mobile Homes to fit your every need and all the accessories to make it inore complete: MATHEMATICS • e AIR CONDITIONERS • AWNINGS • UNDER PINNING PHYSICS 205, General Phys ics, 421 , TTh . 6: 10·8: 00. Lab. 421, Sat, 9: 00-ll :oo > • AND MORE a .m. PSYCHOLOGY entine generally In the upper 70s north to the low to mid 80s south. SOCIAL SCIENCE SOCIOLOGY VOL. XXVI 224. Appalachian Cultur e, 541 , MW, 6: 10-8:00. NO. 74 Nixon . defied committee subpoenas foc a7 tapes and other evidence in the fmpeacb-rnent fnqulry. Rep. Robert McClory of Illinois, the IM!Cond ranldng Continued on page 8 Now You Know coole r , High temperatures 104, Sys tems of Man , 502, MW, 6: 10-8: 00. burglars. •• Clear, cooler tonight, cbanee of a thunderstorm southeast. Tuesday partly sunny and K&K Mobile Homes 104, General Psyc hology, 462. MW, 6 : 10·8: 00. · · 215, Human Growth, 461 , MW, 8: 10-10:40. tlon ol Watergate by wl~ lng Information, dlVlllli!ll grand jury Information to potential defendanta, INtnlellng his aides tQ commit perjury an~ by offering bUilt money. and clemency to ollU!n the silence of Watergate burllara. Nl<on tried to induce the CIA · to aid the Wallrpte a Weather Sf opl11at the GaiUa CoUDty ~'air July 30-Aug. 3 ..;d see<JUr dlsplay there. Recitation. 421 , TBA. vote but confident he would not illegal spying on . American , be impellclled. citizens. '!be secood article, modified -Nbon eatablllhed the but not substantially changed White llowte " plwnbera" unlt In lengthy meeting of IOflle to carry out Illegal activities Republicans and southern lncludin ~ the burdarv of Dem<JCrats Suoday, Usta eight Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. specific cbargesagainst Nixon. - Nixon used the Internal They are grouped under the Revenue Service m retaliate acCUBiltion that Nixon "abuse<! against his political enemies the powers vested ln him" and and to help friends who' had tax did "' "in violation of his problem:~ . , constltutlooal duty to lake care - Nixon interfered with the that the laws be faithfully FBI by authorizing Illegal executed." wiretaps and thwarting their Specifically the c!uargeB are : investigation of Watergate. - Nixon ordere<\ the FBI and - Nixon interfered with the Secret Service to engage in Justice Department lnvesttga. D~vot~d To Th~ lnt~rests POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Of The Meigs-Mason Area MONDAY, JULY 29, 1974 • The American western movie, " The Magnificent Seven," was a remake of a Japanese movie of Oriental savagery called "Seven · Samurai." TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 • eigs girl mzsszng ARMOUR'S j - ,. Trisha Ann Edwards, 16, was reported missing this morning . •' • -. BALANCE YOUR BUDGET WITH THE BEST PART . OF THE TURKEY FROM .M&R•. ONLY POUND KRAFT BAR-B-QUE .SAUCE TENDER LEAF VALLEY BELL TEA BAGS DAIRY ·FAIR ICE MILK ' 48 CT. weapon ."Nicholson was taken gasoline, from Marvin Reed, Reedsville, sometime Friday s heriff 's office in the in · vestigation, while Me igs Saturday, Brian E. Johnson, 18, Mason , and David Gary Johnson , 18, Mason, pleaded guilty before Judge Bacon to a .to the Holzer Medical Cenler by the Pomeroy E·R squad. She has been missing since charge of trespassing with the Hartenbach said that the County Prosecuting Attorney Bernard V. Fultz prosecUted the case . % GAL. CARTON · 4 ROLL PACK . ' At 3:1S p. m . . Sunday, the family argument, and added .department Investigated a ihat at this time no charges motorcyc le accident that have been filf(d and no arrests . r.esulted in injury to Theodore have been made . The incident P. Hayes, 19, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, is under ·investigation. who ·was taken to Veteraris Lawnince Carpenter, Rt.4, Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy, reported that Pomeroy E·R squad. Hayes someone shot a sorrel horse ip lost control of his cycle on SR . it.>; left hip and a mare pony in 124, just west of CR 1 in Salem the rightside with a shotgun in -Twp . Hayes, headed west, ran a field at the Carpenter home into a dil<;h. The chllrges against both indicted Jake Jacobson, ·a men were ai1 outgrowth of an longtime Texas colleague of inveBtigation of contributions Connally's, on one count of by milk producers to President making an Illegal payment to a Nixon's 1972 re-election cam· paign. public official. Two suspect.>; In an armed robbery in Athens ~ounty over the weekend wer\ reporled $175,000 damages by fire SHASTA CANNED POP COlA, ROOT BEER, GRAPE, ORANGE SOLD BY CASE ONLY 12 oz. . CASE OF 24 · CAN CASE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . • -------------------------- '. • • • Oscar-'s · in Lebanon · Bowers, Restaurant in Gallipolis. unique and thrilling pm udallm high In the llir featurtnc daring feats on a revolving wheel. No nets or 18fety devices are used, making their act. even more dangerous. The Geraltlos heve been featured coast to coaat and throughout Europe. · · that 1,147 patient.>; received professional services through Mrs. John Zimmerly, Jackson, secretary, and Mrs. Russell the year compared to 1116 iwo Brown, Pomeroy, treasurer. years earlier.. The board Mrs. Earl Levine Is outgoing operates community mental · treasurer and Mrs. !lamlin health cenlers In Jackson, King outgoing secretary, both Pomeroy and G!lllipolls. The Meigs clinic is located in the having served two terms. old Meigs General Hospital, W. Second St. Mrs. Elnon Plummer, executive ·director, said ·in her· Dr. Grayce Sills, Director of annual report for fiscal 1974 Psychiatric Nursing, Ohio State University was the guest dinner speaker. Dr. Sills . compared other "648" Boards· · · inth~StatewiththeTri-County port after arguing with the two- Board and stated that the unidentified boys, said ojflcers. Board has aceomplisl\ed many Nunheimer reportedly. had of Its goals in a very short lime been beaten severeiy and shot and encouraged continued support l;>y the community. once in the head. Deputies said they were not · The Gallia and Jackson 1!1ll"e o{ the motive In . the County Commissioners were ldlllng. An autopsy was to be presented certificates for their assistance in the Mental Health performed. Program. Other officers named were 2 teenage boys·sought LANCASTER, Ohio (UP!) ~ Two teenage boys were being held Sullday and an adult was · being sought In connection with the murder Saturday of an air· porlcarrentalagency employe whose body was found in a car northeastofhereona Fairfield County road. The body of Glenn Nwihelmer, 18, Colwnbus, was discovered after the two . teenagers surrendered to authorities in Waynesburg, Pa., sheriff's deputieB said. Greene County, Pa., deputies notified officials here after the boys told them where the body could be found. Nunheimer apparently was abducted from the car ·rental office where he worked at Port C.:.lwnbus International Air· F8l'llU(l'S bank · .·· ' official rep Fonano was picked over two other assistant coaChes who previously had held coaching jo~ In the National Football League. Wilson Gallipolis, and Tom Kelly, Middleport, were elected chairman and vice-chairman respectively of the Community Mental Health and .Mental Retardation Board (648) of · Gallia, Meigs ~nd Jackson Counties at the recent third annual dinner meeting at headed south on US 33 today and the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept ., in cooperation with Pomeroy police, had set up roadblocks. Pomeroy Police Chief Jed Webster was commanding a roadblock at the PomeroyMason Bridge, while Deputy Sheriff Robert Beegle was at another at the juncMn of SR 7 and US 33 ~t Rock S prings. Sheriff Robert C. Har· tenbach was.also investigating and aiding in the roadblock. It was reported \he escape vehicle is a ·1oo:; ·white Ford. ~ 1 ll ery . 101' 0 AID GIVEN . .- A one story frame house In At 3:1> p.m . Sunday, the · Lebanon Twp . on SR 338 oc·. ~Pomeroy E·R squad took cupied by Eugene Lemley Theodore P. Hayes, 19, Rt. '4, owned by · Gene ·vost was Pomeroy , to the Ve!erans destroyed by fire Sunday at Memorial Hospital following a 12 , 1 ~ p.m. The fir• Is believed' motorcycle accident. ~ to bave been caused by faulty wiring. Damage to the house MEETING SET was estimated at $3,00Q and to The Meigs County Budget Jill content.>;, $800. Commission will meet at the OOLUMBUS - RECLAMATION CIUEF RAYMOND L. The Racine Fire Dept. an- county ouditor's office Augu<t Lmrrle uld today Ohio hal every lnteatlon of retaining control swore<\ the call with nine men $,at 9:30a.m. over reclamation of lands otrlpped for cool. He oald Ohio's law is responding. The property was llmllar to provWonaln sepante federalllrlp mine bllls passed insured .. UNIT CAlLED. by the Seriate and HoUle. The Middleport E·R squad He uld the Ohio requlremenll llmJtlng cllf!Jike hlghwalls, took Vernon Utile, 86, Pearl ordering rutorallon of <~tripped !Jrd to approldnutle original UNIT CAlLED St., · Middleport to Veterans contour and requiring lopiOll .to be saved and reapread are .The Pomeroy ER squad was Memorial Hospital-at 9:42a.m. llmllu to the federal bllll. The !ede.-.1 blllo require slates t.o called at 9:57 a. m. today to Sunday. At 8:44 this morning reclaim at 1eut to national llandardl, or a federal reclatnatlon Mulberry Height.>; ,for Sanford the squad removed Katherine ~gency wouid 1tep In and .enforce the tllandards If ,the otate Denny who WB$ taltom to Lares, Long St., Rutland, to Jidn'l. Veterans Memorial Hospital.' Veterans Memori~' Hospi!"l. . Ri:itReserved To Dr . G. PT. PLEASANT ~ Goody~ar Tire and Rubber Company officials today estimated The suspects are white with damages o! approximately long hair, and one has a beard. $175,00Q in a fire at its chemical plant located at Apple Grove, · :;:::~!:!::~:o.:!::::s::!:=!!&":.':::~:::::::::::~::::::~:::~:::::: W. Va., Saturday afternoon . COA.CH PICKED Officials said there were no ·· BLOOMFIELD HILLS, injuries and the fire was Mich. (UP!) - The Detroit contained to a small area· of the Lions chose former Navy plant .in which process heaters · head coach Rick Forzano ·as are located. Production was bead coach today to succeed temporarily interrupted , a the late Don McCaf£erty. spokesman said, but has been McCafferty died Sunday at restored to an 80 per cent level. age 53 of an apparent he11rl Full production Is expected this attack while gardening at hfs week. home bere. RANCHERS AND FARMERS. IN THE COUNTRY'S drought.pai-cbed midlands -are praying for rain, tboll!!h it's probably already too late to save bllllons of dollars in crops and livestock. H their prayers aren't answered with lots of rain soon, the sl\uatlon CIIIJ only worsen, according to state officials and experts surveyed by United Press International. Tbe drought probably also will mean climbing price! at the country's supermarkets. ' Adjnlnlstration hopes that bumper crops could drive down prices whUe keeping iarinets happy are fast fading beneath the heat-cracked earth of the COUfltry's richest fann and rarlch country. Condltions·are approaching the critical stage as far east as Ohio. A!tthrax, a disease whicll accompanles drought, has been ldiUng caWe from Texas to 1he Dakotas al1d cro!H<Ullng insect Infestations have been reported through the same area. . . USBON- THE GOVERNMENT OF PRESIDENT Antonio de Spinola began wocking out the details today of "an historic plan to end fl~ centuries of Portuguese -rule In Africa. Government offlclall held talks to draft the pullout plan after Spinola promised to grant Independence tO Portugal's three African colonies - Angola, Mozambique and Portuguese. Guinea. . ''We are ready frunnow on to Initiate tlie process of the tranofer of power to 1he populations of Portugal's ov~rsellS lorrltorles," Spinola said S.turday In a !lllljor turnabout In Portupl's oolonlal poUcles. He said·the Portuguese government · w.. """"" -r-• w .au Initiatives" t.o '-•in """ "the proc(!sa of decol.onlsatlon" and supported "the lnunedlate acceptance of the rl&ht io poUUeallndependence," NIGfiTLY FEATURE -The Geraldos and their "Giant Wheel of Death" will be a nightly feature(10:30) at the Gallla County Junior Fair July 30-Aug. 3. The ~aldos, European · Aerw Champions, present a new and modern approacll to A Watergate grand jury ijlso H ouse gone TRUCKLOAD SALE on Sugar Camp Road. The . stolen tanks were valued at $2ii. shooting was a result of a BY United Pre sa lllleraallonal THE SOVIET UNION MOVED TODAY TO PLAY a role in settling the Cyprus crlais, complicating an explosive situation lhniateaed · by faltering peace talks and warnings of new violence. '!be Kremlin called on the United Nations to lake unilateral action to setUe the crlais and sent a Soviet observer to the deadlockell Greek-Turkish peace talks in Geneva. On Cyprus, Greek and Turkish Cypriot.>; traded charges of atrocities and massacres. "We are checking them aU, but we have no evidence to substantiate any so , ar," aU. N. truce of. !Ictal said. AU. N. official on the iB!aod reported the week-old cease.fire holding, but a high Turkish official warned of possible military action w protect minority enclave! in Greek areas. In Geneva, diplomaill said the Cyprus peace talks were "not going too well" and reported "no agreement in sight yet." '!be Greek and Turkish delegates threatened to walk out. 18 OZ. TOILET TISSU on CR II in Columbia Twp. Saturday morning. The Sheriff's Dept. is Investigating. The department is also probing the the!t of two six gallon boat tanks and a five gallon gasoline can, all full of Roadblocks up ew~~B;T;j~ ·ALL FALVORS NORTHERN trailer park in Salem Twp . at Salem Center at ap· proximately 8:30a. m . Sunday, Sheriff Hartenba c h said : " Ameal Nicholson, 44, Rt. 1, Langsville, bad been shot high in the Jell buttock with a .22 by her faiher, Ler<iy Edmobds, Racine. Miss Edwards, who bas been staying with her step-father, Arnold Byrge, in Delaware, Ohio, is o-4, weighs approximately 14S lbs., and has a scar on her left temple. She has long blonde hair and blue eyes . Sunday morning . Anyone purpose to commit theft'in the seeing her is requested to office buiiding of the Riggs notify the Meigs County Brothers Used Cars ., Inc. , Chester. Sheriff's Dept. Both Johnsons were Miss Edwards is believed to be accompanied by a woman oi remanded to the custody of about 19 years of age of . Sherif! Hartenbach pending Delaware, weighing · ap· se ntencing . Cremeans was proximately 100 lbs., with dark again ·c redited for assisting in the investigation. bair and dark eyes. The Sheriff's Dept. also The department learned Sunday that Edith Woodard, investigated a shooting at a· · 16, Rt. I, Lllnsgville, missing since July 19, has been located In Maryland. The family has gone to pick her up. · Paul David Kuhn, 27, Rt. I, Middleport, has been .sen. tenced to 1-5 years in the . WASHINGTON (UP!) - A · Chillicothe Correctional In· federal grand jury today In· siitution at Chillicothe after dieted former Treausry secrepleading guilty to a charge of tary John B. Connally Jr. on grand theft. live counts charging· perjury, Kuhn appeared fast Thursday · In the Meigs Common obstruction · of justice and Pleas Court of John C. Bacon. receiving Illegal payment.>;. • ' SAVE NOW J . J. Cremeans, Middleport Police Chief, assisted the Gertrude W.. Donahey, treasurer of the State 9f Ohio, announced today that The · Farmers Bank arid Savings Company or Pomeroy has been designated as an . official participating bank for the state lottery In .Ule Meigs area. Mrs . Donahey slated that the duties of the bank will consist of . providing the new lottery tickets to the lottery agencies and collecting the cash receipts and unsold tickets from 1he agents. The funds from the sate of tickets will be sent .by the banks directly to Columbus so thai the treasurer can invest tbe · money Immediately in order to earn interest "and provide additional funds. The lottery commission will meet with the banks and representatives of the treasurer 's Office to discuss procedures. Other speakers for the evening were Dr. Harry Chovnick, District Manager', Department of Mental Health al1d Mental Retardation; Dr. Bernard · Nlehm, Superfii. tendent of Galilpolis state Institute, and Dr. George B. Greaves, Center Director. In addition to the new . Psychiatric Center to be buill In GallipoUs to serve also Jackson and Meigs Counllos, the Board will receive $8,000 additional monies for It.>; Drug Program and ' $8,000 for a special Meigs County Program to work .wiUi the handicapped. PAPERS FILED Articles of Incorporation have been filed In Columbua with secretary of State Ted '¥· Brown by ·B&N Insurance Agency, Inc. Thomas A. Dillon, · Nona Nelson, Pomeroy, agent. Hostage leaps to freedom ·HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (UP!) - . One of the four Jnrn8te hostages held at gunpoint by outlaw Fred Gomez Carrasco bolted through a gla.ssdoor of the prison library today and escaped. "Henry Escamllla, an iJI. mate hostage, jumped through the glass doors and escaped," prison,lnfiJrmation officer Ron Taylor aaid In a tersely worded announcement al7 a.m. today. "He Ia presently being treated in an irunate hospital. "He has been cut severely. '!be extent of the "injuries is not known." EI!Carnilla, 40, serving a fiveyear sentence in ibe tllate penitentiary for· shoplifting, ment of Corrections) knows as well as I do that! have the four aces and the joker," Carruco had ssid Sunday. ''Thlnga are looking up and I believe we wt11 wasoneofl~boslagesgrabbed complete (negotiations) In a by Carrasco. very few hours. (Today) llhould Carrasco, wbo Is wanted for be the day of the rei-." 45 killings In Mexico and m Carraaco and prl1on of· more In San Antonio, Tex., has !lclals, however, broke · off held lhe hostage! since I p.m . .· negotiations lor his release last Wednesday when he took until 9 a.m. today. The over the prison library and renegade was .asking for started negotiating hla release. ·. weapoi,S, bulletproof helrnell Escarnilla's break came on and transportatloo t.o either the same day Carrasco bad Mexico or Cuba. :~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.'!=:!:!:':~:i:..-.:::::::::::::::::»'X ' pr~~~~ ~ex~::~ w:~:~:. other hoata&81 CARDERAILED . PT. PLEASANT - A loaded b.ox car parked behind the old C&O Railway loaded wltb mine . ralls was. COLUMBUS (UPI) - The · derailed at approximately 10 lack of rain this month in Ohio p. m. SUDday night. Is hurting fann~. an Ohio An apparently unldenliffed perioD or persoDs relea1ed State University profesaor ssld today. the brake on tbe ~art caUilng Austin Ezzell, prof- . of II to move forward, leaving Cooperative Exte111lon Sertbe tracks. vice, uld the yield of Ohio "$-:m~::>.~~s cropa·could be to.to 25 per cent ' below oormal. · MISS BLACK AMERICA ' "We need a lot of r•ln and we INDIANPO!JS, Ind. . (UP!) · need llooon to avoid 1-," · - Von Gretchen Shepard, 24, a Ez~ell said. "Sctme Iannen San Diego, Calif., model, was face lalluree, ·Which · II true. crowned Mlas Black America almost every y..r • .but II II Saturday night. Competing as amalinc what can happen to Miss Black California, 1he ~. if they receive UCLA graduate ·was chooen rain. from a fleid of 26 conlest<tnis. . ae said a llready rain ollwo or tlree lnchotl 'tllthln a.:ll-hour 0 hio £armers need .rain periOd would help - ers. fann. EzzeU 01ld corn and soybeans would be ~ mOlt IOrlously alfect.d if the drolllht condlllaN con. lln111, He uld !be corn proapecta were lletltr In !be 1011them part of !be ate than In the nortll. He llld tbat aflltuttb the •beat crop-ltinr IMn pndlctad, II - larlir lllall lilt 1m 71•14 Uti -'tl altl , _ n laoetl1fllll ' - an OCim and . . . . . E-o allo uld lila II$ rl rlln .mar dlmot!p tilt fnll crap~ and prtM lbl hit lrctm nW .. . . . . . .. �' • 0 1- The n.ll¥ S<r>IIMI, Middl'flOI'I·Pomeroy, 0., M~, July 29, 1974 Today's - . Home folks generally satisfied with how their man voted Procedure ready for ·impeachment By Ualled Preu ll>lenlltiGaal Members or the House Judiciary Committee •P· parently have little to lear from their constituents because of their votes Saturday oo whelller to recommend Impeachment lor Pre•ldent Nixon. A UPI Slllllpling of opinion frot.n party leaders acrooo the country indicates that even · when they disagreed with their reoresentative's decision. they fell "he was voting his copscience'' or just doing his job." Hometown reactio n especially Is Important to the three Soutlwn Democrat.. and sil Republlcalll who voted to recoDllllOIId lmmpeodtment. Afnor18 llle lint reactl0011, ooly one w.. healed. "I think the whole (Judiciary ConunlUee) crowd should go to jail," said Jeu e Cook•ey. dtalrmanof llle South Carollna Republican commlttee. "This Is the worot thing that has ev~ happened to this country and they should be Impeached, not the President." Cooksey said Rep. James R. Mann, D.-S.C., who voted for im peachmen t, - uwill be beaten u he did not vote the • conscience of the Fourth District. tl But MaM had bis deftnders, too. Donald Fowler, chalnnan of the South Carolina Democratic party, called It "iUoglcal and irrational to condemn members or the waite<t unw au tne evaoence •as Ln," said Republican lljltional committeeman OdeU Pollard. "I am nol going to be critical of bls pusiUon." Gov. Dale Bumpers, Demo-cratic nominee lor the senate, caned Thornton "a sincere and conscientious man In everything he undertakes," and David Pryor, democratic nominee for governor, said it was ''not a partisan nor a sectional WASHINGTON (UPI) power "to punish in a sumJudiciary Comm!Uee for Baaad on tJte 12 impeachment mary way contempts of, and carrying out their con· triall in the Senate since 1799, disobedience to, lts authority." stltutlonally imposed duty." only one of them Involving a 1be chief justice ol the Arkansas is another state tn president, there is a body of United States, who presides at which Nixon's popularity reproced~ ready ror use If a Senate impeachment trial, ts mains ltlgh. But leaders ol both vote." Prelident Nixon is Impeached. respoosible for seeing that the parties lauded Democrat ~Y Pryor also sald Thornton's There are ill rules, including cltamber is converted into a Thornton, who voted lor im- V(lte, along with with prome that would allow a corn- courtroom. peachment. Jwpeachment votes cast by mlttee of 12 senators to If the precedent of the An"He _kept -~ -~!' mind_ and Mann and Re p. Walter queatlon Nixon in the White drew Johnson trial applies, Flowers, D-Ala., "Indicate that House. There is even one rule both sides }irobably will be the President may not count on for what to do .l f a atmUDona ustgned tables on the Senate ~l~~31$3~!§!~~~;!:lli~1~~~~~~ij!i~~~!i~~~~*~~!%1:~~1:J::~~~m1~-~~~~~-~~):~ solid Southern suwort either in caMOI be served ·on the ac- floor at either side of the the House or Senate." cused. rostrum, with the witnesses Mayor Joseph Smitherman If that were the case, the giving their testimony from the of selma, ala., Sllid he thought summons would be left "at the lower dais normally reserved Flowers' vote did not repr:esent laat kno1"1 place of abode of for senate clerks. By United Preao lnte111111lo11111 . · the opinions of his constituents Chief Justice Warren E : WEUSVD.J.E, omo - THREE PERSONS WERE US'I'ED IN fair condition ~• ' an East but a dded that " he did what he such person, or at his usual place of business in some Burger would preside from the Liverpool, Ohio, hoapital Sunday after an 8!1lusement ride at a church festival collapsed here thought was right." conapicuous place." Senate president's chair. Saturday night, injuring at least 17 persons. Scott Matheney, 4, and Michelle Carroll, l2, both of East 'lbe fourth Southerner on the That would be on the door of Burger would rule on all Liverpool, were hoapitalized with head injuries . Junior H. Keeder, "22, East Liverpool, was committee, Rep. Trent Lott, R· 1800.Pennsylvanla Avenue in Questions of evidence and hospitalized with chesi injuries. . Miss .. voted against •Article 1 Washington -the White House. "Incidental questions," but Most of those injured were on the ride when it toppled over onto a ferris wheel at tbe _St . Rocco's and was one or the leaders of Th~ rules also provide for a could be overruled by a Day festival, said police. The operator of the ride and a woman w~o ran up to - if her children we_re the pro-Nixon debaters during special oath committing the majority of the Senate. on the ride also were injured, pollee said. Officials of the Lewis Amusement Co., Alliance, Ohio, the televised meetings. senators to 8dmini.ster "im· Even before the trial starts, which owned and operated the swing .type ride, were unable immediately to determine what caused 11 His Republican state chair.pBrtial justice" when sitting as the senate rules provide for to collapse. man, Clark Heed, said Loll was Impeachment jurors and · for considerable pump. Tbe first reflecting the wishes o! the jall~Jw the Impeached person the senators hear officially of WASHINGTON - FERTIUZERPRODUCEDINTHEUnitedStates, badlyneededby American people of Mississippi. for refusing to submit subpo- impeachment is when the famers has been shipped to sOuth Vietnam and diverted there to the black market, Rep. Les Aspln, Democratic committeewomenaed evidence. sergeant-at-arms proclaims it D-Wis. 'said Sunday. Translations of a number of South Vietnamese newspaper articles which an Pat Dernian agreed, but 'lbe last change in the lm· in the Senate chamber : detailed "the fertilizer hoarding and black marketing scandal" were released bY Aspln. The tranpeachment rules came in 1935, " AU persons are conunanded slations were prepared bY tbe U. S. Embassy in Saigon. ,..,=--~·-The . -Daily ~:--=-S-~~ et authorizing the creation of a to keep silence, on pain of · The U. S. sent some 431,000 tons of fertilizer to South Vietnam at a cost ol $79.8 million during the committee of 12 senators to · imprisonment, while the House fiscal year ended. June 30, Aapin said. Tbe shipments were made through the Agency lor InDEVOTED TO Till! I lake evidence and testimony as of Representatives is ternational Development (AID). MEl=~ . though "having been received exhibiting to the Senate of the CHF31ER 1. TANNEHILL, ' and taken before the senate" · United States articles of im· CAMP PERRY, omo - ARMY SGT. HERSHEL ANDERSON, the defending national pistol ""' ·""· 1•taelf ' he al Cha ROBERTHOEFLICH, bl peachment ... ," he wes , champion from Tracy City, TeM ., won the .22 caliber event of t 1974 Nation Pistol mCity-.. • 1be President preauma Y following the formula. , pionshipshereSundaywithascoreof1191outofapossible900. "'btiohod dallr •=t>< S.I"'*' ' '"" would have to agree to undergo No later _ than 1 p.m. the Anderson broke by one point the old national championshipo record set in 1966 by ex-Army Ohio v.u.,. ""''""'"' <Aml>ony, 111 I II •- haa th Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, K7811. Bu.sinesa H exam na on. e ati following day, Sunday ex- shooter Ralph Thompson of New Braunfels, Tex. Anderson is a member of the United States team Oftl,.,.,.,.,_n,..Edl"""'""""..,_ choice, under the rules, wheth- cepted, the Senate must meet scheduled to compete In SWitzerland this September at the 41st World, Shooting Championships. Four "" · ,_,__,( Secood clull poltafe p.id 1t . ......_ ...~, er to appear in person during and "proceed to the con- points hack, with an 890, was Frank Higginson of PlacerviUe, CO!U., a Marine stationed at Quantico, Ohio. the impeachment trial or be sideration of such articles," Va. Jan Brudin of Quakertown, Pa., and Kenneth Buster, a National Guard c&ptain from Billings, National adn.rti•lng representa ti.vll! repreae111ed by counsel. preParing for trial by. fixing a Mo., weretled for third place with scores of 887. , · ~'!"t'.!v':;,.""'·· If the Senate wanted to, it date. , ,......,..., "''" Dell•"" .,.,.,.-;,could laaue ita own subpoenas Sen . . Mike Mansfield, the MILWAUKEE, WIS. - GOV. JOliN J . GilLIGAN OF OHIO told Wisconsin Democrats during ~':: ::~·~:. ~!".;:!'!:; for the Watergate tapes Nixon· Senate majority leader, luis the weekend that the public's distrust of government would be restored only if people are shown the "'"''"'· ... ~o., "-"'· ,. mall .. haa refuaed to tum over to the announced that If the House govenunent can respond _to their needa with their consent. He Sllid recent opinion polls had shown a Ohio ""' w. v•.. ""' v .... IIO: "' Houae JudiC181')' · Corrum'It ee. impeaches Nixon, he will majority believed tax laws are unfair, that special interests got special treatment and that govern- """'...,,,.,. mont.ba, $9.50 ; Three months, ts. "'"""' ~u. 111.00; 1be rules give the senate immediately call an executive ment is not intereSted In tbe individual. """ """'""· " ·"'· "'"""""' """ !road '!ubPoena power. during session of the full Senate to ' ""'""'" """'' ,......""'"'· · impeachment trials and the decide on detailS of the trial. MINNEAP!>LIS, MINN._ THREE GOVERNORS SAID SUNDAY the Midwestern Governors' ' -- - - -- -- -- - - -- - - - - - - - - Conference should skirt the impeachmenlissue but addresa itself to the effects President Nixon's new economic policies wiU have on state programs. "Impeachment is a far cry from the responsibilities of Midwest governors," said Nebraska Gov. J . James Exon, conference chalnnan. "I wiU try to limit this conference to the topics on the agenda." · Exon, Minnesota Gov. Wendell Anderson, both Democrats, and Iowa Gov. Robert D. Ha.y, u Republican, appeared at· a news conference as 12 governors gathered for the three-<lay conference which opens today. They agreed that the governors should restrict themselves to matters ''we can do somethlrig 'about." ' . "We realize these are critical times for the country. ~ · Exon said. "We won't be here wringing our handa, bJI seeking to make constructive suggestions in solving~ the problems facing us." In answer to a question, Ha.y Sllid he !mew of no effort by RepubllC8!1 governors to Issue a statement of support for tlie President. ' I Overnight, 'in briefs. I r ,' """'""" "·· •• added : "!think Mluhvdpptana area wh!J are SoiltC to be will come to see they have been rnJ&hty llllhappy (but) I tltlnt deceived bY a man who was his chances in November wlii much smtUer than tJte office, be u good u ever. and then in the long run Loti will have dllflculty wriggling "Y ha to admlr him for out Of it." ou ve • Rep. Charles E. Wiggins, R· · the way he handled hlmlolf Call!., led the antl-lmpeach- under aU 111e preuure flun ment Republicans. "I'm d&- home to vote against lmpeacblighted with his vote an d am ffiAnt." '" with him. He's an excellent representative of Orange Rep. HarOld V. Froehlich, RCounty •." Sllid Lois Lundberg, Wis .. voted for Article 1 to the the women's vice chairman of aurprue of many. "I think it the county GOP central enhanceo his re-election effort& committee. because It reinforces bla Rep. Thomas F. Railsback, credibility with independent, R-ill. voted for Article 1. Jean .liberal' and moderate Rel!ubArndt, Rock Island county Ucans," said Donald Zuldrnul· Republican chairman, Sllid: _der, one of two Democrats "We have quite a few con- seeking Froe_llch's seat. servalive RePublicans in this . • Spec,al INTER-TEAM Exhl bition Game Wheeling Classic to Carol ] o Skala WHEELING, W. Va. (UP)Rain and _lightning were the biggest threats facing carole Jo Skala SUnday as she breezed to a four-5\roke victory in the $35,000 LPGA Whee ling Classic, but she would have preferred a competitor breathing down her neck. "Today I ·didn't play that well "she ~id after s hooting a ' . one-<>ver-par 73 for a 212 to wm $5,000 and her third professional tournament - her second this year - since turning pro in 1970. "I played a kinda ratty round," She said. " But rve never had a six-5hot lead before. l'd prefer two shots ... I play better Wlder pressure." For a while Mrs. Skala had it. She was only two strokes ahead of Jane Blalock after three-putting No. 12, rut Miss Blalock fiZZled on the last five holes for a 71 to 'Ilk• second with a 216. Marla Astrologes took third with a 217 -her highest flnllh In two years oo the LPGA tour -after shooting a 71, and Kathy McMullen shot a coune record four-under 68 to take lourth place at 218. Debbie Austin placed fifth with 72-219, Kathy Altern and KalbY Martin tied at 220 and Roberta Albers flnlshed at 221. Miss Ahem had a 74, Miss Martin a 73 and Miss Albers a 72. Mrs. Skala took her sil-5hot lead as thunder rumbled over the West Vrrginta hills and the first light rain feU on the Speidel course in Oglebav Park. She birdied the 480-yd., par five fifth hole, sinklnR an • eight-root putt. Miss Blalock pulled within two with birdies on Noa. 8, 10, and 13, rut she dr.opped back after bogeying the long 14th. Miss Blalock picked up $3,750 u and Miss Astrologes $3,8110. • Mrs. Skala's win pushed her earnings lor the year to $35,4t6. l I" II @ By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Will you advise me ? I never see · cause mUd changes 'which DEAR DR. LAMB have anything written abOut what a don' t ' limit exercise ability. rheumatic heart troub e and rheumatic patient can do. Some goOd athletes have had can't be very active, althOugh I DEAR READER - You are rheumatic hear! disease. But, am able to do most of my a victim of changing times in it can damage the heart unW housework. My legs g'ive me medicine. Urging people to little exercise is possible. lots of trouble. If I wafk outside ~ xercise really applies mostly . · The heart valves may be muc h the muscles in my legs to patients or just plain people damaged causing leaky valves, hurt. My family thinks I should who have fatty-cholesterol causing the heart to be inefwalk a lot and take exercises. deposits in their arteries. That ficient. Or, one or more heart , includes most .of us in the valves may be partially shut American population who are because of scar tissue that adult males and most women grows over the valve from the after the change in life. By rheumatic involvement. In comparison, rheumatic heart . many instances damaged disease is a rare problem. valves can be replaced by That Is interesting because heart . surgery. Whether two of "the leading causes Or surgery is indicated or not heart disease 50 years ago depends a lot on the condition were syphilis and rheumatic of the valves and the over-all heart disease. Penic!)lin In health of the patient. The heart particular ainios t eliminated_ muscle. itself can also be syphilitic heart disease and <lamaged by the· rheumatic s harply decreased the in- process . Wben the heart is damaged · cidence of rheumat.ic heart disease. by rheuniatic heart disease it But, just as medical science may not be possible or -wa s conquering the se deslrable to Incr ease exercise ' - - '""?' problems our way of life much. Each pat.ient has to be ~changed, and today studied carefully to lind out ---=' ~ atherosclerotic heart disease '"lacUy what he can do. Cer-:;::::::. causing heart attacks .nd tainly i~dlvlduals w_i th this other prOblems is the big thing. prOblem should not start a doThe diet · changes, the 'In· it-yourself exercise program. crease<! use o1 cigarettes, the Exercise is good for people lack ol exercise - all con- with rheumatic heart disease tributed in causing heart IF the heart Is In good ·enough disease to remain a major condition to permit II. But only health problem long after a complete examination to rheumatic hearl disease, evaluale your exercise syphilitic heart dllease and tolerance can detemtlne thl~. even congenital heart disea91l. were under pretty gOOd control In modem socletlea. · I can ' t say ror certain why ,..E:,: your !ega hurt. But, when FOUNDLING UVES - , rheumatic heart disease af· AKRON, Ohio (UP!) - A ~ 7 ""t; feels the heart's ability to newborn baby girl found ::_..pump blOOd It can llmlt how wrapped In a bluket on tJte ~r------ much blOOd you can pump to atepo of St.. Vlncent'a Churc:lt . .•C/CKW/, your !ega, Then If you exercise waa lloted In aatlafactory "fiA . 711 too much, fljur !ega 'get sore. CCIIIdiUon today at Children's Rheumatic heart dlsea~e can Hospital. '"'~~ ""by"'' 0 Join.the people who have to be ready for anything-including fires, floods, and other disasters. ,. Remember: Red Cross is more than blood drives. And ils more I han teaching lifesaving at the locai "Y:' In facl. American Red Cross tackles over tOO different kinds of "Helping Peopie" jobs- in the city, the s.uburbs, wnerever you are. We need money, it's true, so we ca,n go oil Offering all our free services. But we also need hearts. And hands. And conviction. Call your local chapter. Joi n us. Two first string All-American buys! -- I Q " HOII • _:,_1- ' "' - a ·t / . _Ant?;;. . -- ----=~ ~~ J-" · . · ~ \' .• \ ~ -;..wlirr£ soem·o,_ .. 9foll U,l , o.-u.ON • $299' per gallon --.... ':/7 312 6TH ST. II)I!YOE PHONE 67S.l160 PAIN~ " since 17 54 ·Imagination fro';, &.w....- reply. By FRED DOW N UPI Sports Writer What are the odda against the Cincinnati Reds winning i.he National League's Western Division title by 221> games? That's an abs urdity, of course, but It's also a statistic which Illustrates how dramatically the NL West race has changed in the last 21> weeks. The Reds have made up seVen games on . th e Los Angeles Dodgers during that time -reducing their deficit from 101> to 31> games -and would win by the biggest margin in basebaU history if the trend continued for the remainder of the season. Now back to reality. The Reds are moving so fast and tbe Dodgers are slowing down so fast that it lonks like 1973 all over again. The Reda were 11 games behind the Dodgers and being OOWlted out last year but stormed through the stretch to win the division · title. inning mted the Met.. to their In any event, the Reds made win over the Expos. Reliever up another full game sunday when they routed the San Diego Padres, 14-1, and the Atlanta Braves beat the Dodgers, J-.2, in 10 inninga. P ittsbur g h defeated Philadelphia , 4-3; New York downed Montreal, 4-1; St. Louis shaded Chicago, !>-4, and Houston topped San Francisco, 3-2, in 10 innings in othe r NL games. Tug McGraw pitched two hitless inninga to win his first game of the season, while Ernie McAnally was tagged with his 12th deleat. Cardinals 5 Cubs 4 Ted Sizemore's nlnth~nning bomer mled tbe Cardinals to Uleir sixth win in seven games wlth AI Hrabosky picking up his four th triumph and Ken Frailing losing his eighth Plralea I Pblllies 3 decision. Ted Simmons homRennie Stennet ·doubled with ered for the Cardinals and Rick two out ui the ninth and scored M nn rl Av co nnected fo r the on a single by Richie Hebner, Cubs. giving the Pirates' Dave Giusti his fifth triumph. Manny Astros 3 Giants 2 SanguiUen drove in two key Lee May's single over the runs for the Pirates, while Jay Johnstone homered for the drawn-in left fielder with two ,Phillies. Mac Scarce suffered on and none out in the bottom of the loth inning gave the Astros his fifth defeat. their third straight victory Mets I Expos 1 Ken Boswell's run-scoring over tbe Giants. Jim York doubie and a two-run single by pitched three shutoutlnnings to Teddy Martinez in the eighth earn his second win. ' 1 McCafferty lamented CLEVELAND (UP! ) Cleveland Browns head coach Nick Skorlch, a personal friend of the late Don McCafferty, said he was shocked to hear of the sudden death Sunday or the Detroit Uons coach. "I've always admired Don as an outstanding coach and a most dedicated man," said Skorich from his teams training camp in Hiram, Ohio. "Na- a native Clevelander who came to Ute Lions alter having coached Baltimore to the Super Bowl championship in 1971. "He was a wonderful man and a very, very . talented coach/' ModeU said. "We all will miss him." turally, it comes as a very severe shock to me as we have been ver y close personal frien ds ror many years." Browns owner Art ModeU, contact ed a t his home in suburban Shaker Heights, had similar feelings about Me- Yankees go Crop receipts in Iowa CINCINNATI (UP!) - The The Pom eroy Yankees kept · dall and infielder Rich Morales managed to play catch with a fresh egg without it breaking out to a distance of 80 feet. They tried It at 90 feet and Morales had to scrape egg yolk from his uniform. Phil Gagliano's first 90 foot toss to Reds teanunate Darrel Chaney also wound up on Chaney's shirt, but then Chaney gently squeezed another 91). footer with no breakage to give the Reds a thin-edged victory. Four black and white Holstein cows were led onto the field . J!ench and Reds pitcher Don Gullett put milk buckets under the cows, as did San Diego coach Jim Davenport and pitcher Larry Hardy. AU four did remarkably well but seemed relieved to escape without a hoof in the face. Not too pleased with the evening were the grounds crew members who had to follow the cows and shovel debris from the Astroturf. perfect record intact with a 123 triumph over the Tiger s. Tom Owens went the distance, striking out 10 and walking seven as the Yanks moved their record to 11-0. The Tigers, who drop to 5-7, started with Steve Ohlinger on the mound. He struck out three and walked four before being relieved by David Kennedy in the fourth . Kennedy struck out one and walked one. For the Tigers, Steve Ohlinger cracked a home r un, Dee Icenhower rapped a triple, . and K. Smith had a double and M. Smith a single. The 13-hit Yankee attack was led by Steve Call witll a triple, double and single. Steve Lillie added a triple and single, Tim Roush a double and single and Tim Faulk had a pair of · singles. Mike Whitlatch and Todd Norton each had a double, while singles hitters were Chris Taylor and Tom Owens. Standings to date: w. STEVE SNCMDEN SSl Russell St..CGr•vel Hill) Middleport, 0. PH. 992-7155 ..... ~ "'- Cllldl: t.lu ' pss, - - . .. 730.&. 1 TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF/,. /NCREDIBUitGIBLE! 'I Special Family Meal Prices 4 p.m. to closing I FOR ADULTS Big SheJ• French Fri es, Turnover & Large Drink FOR KIDS Only · $}15 Funburger'"l French Fries, Small Ormk & Lollipop 60' Only · L. 5 5 0 7 7 4 7 4 8 11 Yankees Tigers Harrvle Giants Pirates To see for a,ll your family insurance needs. in· creased by 44 per cent ln a banner year , 1973, for t he state's agricul ture. their Pomeroy Utile League Cincinnati Reds not only moved to within 31> games of The Browns and Uons are scheduled to play an exhibition game in Detroit sept. 7. When asked what type of effect McCafferty's dea th Sunday would have on the Uons, Skorlch said: "It wiU definitely have an effect on how the team does the next couple of weeks. But the ~I>OSI important question is now who do they get to replace Mc· Cafferty." Sllll ' - - 12-3 romp weekend series with San Diego Tuesday. Cafferty 11-0 with "Barnyard antics' highlight Reds 1503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • The Meigs Inn defeated which turned out to be the final Burney 54-10 ; Brauer 10-3-23 ; Mark V 63-50 In a key battle difference. Boggs wound ' up Sayre 5-5-15; Winston 1·1·3. Sunday in the Meigs Summer with 34 points, while Buster PNB 59 - Ferguson 11-0-22; Basketball League . Brauer adde d 23 and 21 Haggerty 5-9-19; Browning 4-1The win puts the Inn lads and rebounds. Mike Sayre chipped 9; Dodson 4-1-9. the Grocers into a tie for first in 15 points. STANDINGS place, both with 7-2 league For the loser s, R odn ey W. L. Fergusvn hit 22 points, Mark marks. 7 2 In other ·action, The Daily Haggerty connected for 19. MarkV 7 2 Sentinel stopped Citizens Rich Douglas hauled in 16 Meigs Inn 5 A · National Bank 67-60 and Luigi's rebounds to lea.V the Banker Sentinel 3 6 LuigPs ripped Pomeroy National Bank board assault. 85-59. The Meigs Inn Ha.jun Cajuns used a sticky defense to turn the tide in the fir st half, limiting Mark V to just 15 first half points. The Inn was led by Billy (The Kid ) Vaughan's. 24 points, foll owed by Dox Walters with 13 and Dean Schrock and Halph Sayre with 10 apiece. Chunk~ Ferguson topped the Mark V with 20 followed by Mike Johnson and Dave Fife wlth 10 and 13 points respec· lively. Walters )ed all rebounders with 29 while )'red Burney grabbed !~ . Ferguson and Fife hauled down 18 each for the losers. · The "twQ gun kids", Julius Blanks and Tom Walters combined for 41 points as The Dally Sentinel outshot the Citizens Nationals 67·60 In overtime. Jack Robinson led The senllnal boardmen with 12 The Bankers' Alvin Dod!l()n continued his torrid scoring ·as he hlt for a game high 29 points, followed by Bob Miller with 19. Jim Boggs poured In 23 first half points to lead Luigi'&lo a 26 point halftime margin , ·- . POINT PI.EASMT shower room entrance. "That mean whal I Ullnk/' he asked . ''Right,"' was the caroms. ~ CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. peaked around a corner of the Inn, Mark V tied up (JoinUs~ ... ' c lubhouse, itlelivea spring training unleso drew four walks and Nate much'more pleuant to dltcull everything completely lalla Colbert dropped a ball in left than the Padrea' altcrtcomlnp. apart. field lor a two-base error. One Bench had lour hits and h1l two And it is a club too which is of the five runs scored -when RBis boosted his aeaaoh total capable of playing .700 ball Reds' pitcher Jack BiUlngham to 71. Griffey'• two hila gave over a 60-gamespan. ll's a club reached first sa£ely swingins him tz.for--30 over an ll-8af00 that hates cold weather, one at a third .trike wild pitch span. that doesn't unwind until the thrown by rookie Larry Hardy. Billingham went the first si1 weather gets hot." • Innings to gain his 12th victory The error.by Colbert was one against seven loaaea. Dick Sunday the weatller wu of lour committed by the sweltering. Padres. There also were Baney and Tommy Hall The Heda wrapped up Sun- mental lapes which were blanked the Padres the last day's game In the fifth inning equally damaging. three Innings. The Reds wind up their when they scored live runs Anderson though, round the with the benefit of only one hit hitting of Johnny Bench, Ken series against Sa n Diego u they took an 8-llcad over the Griffey and Cesar Geronimo tonight and conclude their homestand with a two~me Padres. In the inning the Reds series with Houston beginning Hard to Get Mason Jars per gallon DE·VO·KO. VINYL Fl.t.l"INTERIOR Redl!l' all over when they left here earlier this month after beating us three out of lour," said Reds Manager Sparky Anderaon. "They sliD might win it but they're not going to blow ua out ol the race. This is a club which you know Is going to win 90 or more games when after Sunday action 96 I cinnaU Word had spread that the Lo8 Angeleo Dodg..-. had !oat to Atlanta and that the Reda, after Sunday's 14-1 rout of Sa.n Diego, were only 3 1> games outofllrstplaceinthe National League West. "I honestly think the Dodgers thought the race was when Auburn first adm itted women studel')ts . Memphis 4, Ch arl es ton 2, 2nd Roches t e r 7 Syr a cuse 0 Tidewat er 3 Rich mond 2 EaSy and smooth on the roll out... -f. • .. CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Tooy Perez, hearing the roar which reverberated through the Ctn. and told to push them to home plate . Palmer took off in a hurry, Los Angeles by blasting the but weaved toward third base San Diego Padres twice over instead of home plate. the weekend, but also humbled Scherger played it fllllart. He the Padres in some " barnyard· first rolled his wheelbarrow up "You're not doing so good yourself," Kranepool came back antics." · on the mound, felt around for rurtly. · To celebrate " F.armer 's the pitching rubber and used it Today Kranepool realizes Snider WIIS only trying to be helpful, Night" at Riverfront Stadium · to draw a bead on home plate. and that he shouldn't have answered him in the manner he did. Saturday night, the Reds took ·Scherger quickly reached the "What Duke didn't know at the time, though, was that Casey . · the measure of San Diego in dirt area around home, but behad given me specific instructions to go out and practice hitting such import events as cow gari walking. his barrow in every ball to the opposite field. He said he was going to he wat- milking, egg throwing and smaU circles around the plate. ching me from the centerfield clubhouse, and he did. wheelbarrow racing. While Palmer continued "Duke didn't know that. Here was Casey telling me to hit to the Johnny Bench climaxed the W!lJlderlng along the third base opposite field and Duke _teiUng me to pull. What was I to do ? evening by using a gold spit- line, all the Reds players piled Remember I was only a 17-year-<>1<1 kid." loon as a milking stool and do- out of the dugout to guide DI'a"mond 1·n Rough ing an all-5tar -jobon ol' bossy, Scherger in with their shouts. INTERNATIONAL LEAG u•E Scherger still hadn't found United Pres s lnternafional . Condi tio ns needed fo f< pro- but Reds coach George ScherNorth ducing a diamond out of pure ger highlighted the affair with the plate when time expired, Roch es ter . ,W -3/ .•~~~ - 90 carbon - a million pounds of brilliant strategy in the wheel- but was an easy winner over Syra c use 55 44 . 556 7 1f~ .pressure per square inc h a nd barl'ow race. the ·dizzy and frustrated Tol edo 44 57 .436 l 91f:l b 0 J7 61 .378 25 tem per at ures a ove 2,50 Scherger was matched. Palmer, who finished up Paw tu<;: ket south degrees F. - cxisl in na ture against Padres pit(her Lowell threatening to wheel out into Memphi s 6~ -J ~· .~~!· gb only at depths of at lea sl150 Pahner. The two were led to left field. ' Richmond 54 43 . 557 6 - mi les. the pitcher's mound, blindfoldEgg throwing also was a bust Charl eston 45 53 .459 15112 diz d Tidewat e r 35 61 .365 24h ed,spunincirclestill zyan for the Padres. Sunday ' s Results Coedu cation in Southern col · then given large wheelbarrows San Diego catcher Fred KenMemphi s .<t Charleston 2, 1st leges wa s inaugurated in 1892 smogs to you ... -Rheumatic heart is now uncommon FREE·A6ENTS • .' let us pass on these big . DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB 1/S' NEW YORK (UPI ) - Ed Kra'nepool was different from the very first day he repurted to the New York Mets. It's IZ years later now and a lot of things have changed. Not him, though. He's IIIII different. MOll ballplayers, for exiunple, don't Uke you telling' them they're In the twilight of their careers, especlaly when they're not even 30 yet. With Ed Kranepool, it's completely the other way around. You don't have to tell him; he tells you. What makes the whole thing odder yet is that be's only 29. "'lbe reason !say I'm in my 'twillght' is because I've played up here 12 years a lready," sayd the Met..' left-handed hitting first baseman.qutflelder-pinch swinger. "1 know guys who don't ever get five years In up yere. When you say 'twillght' In baseball, you're talking about the isst years of anyone's career. Well, thal's me, lsn'l it?u Yes, and then again, no. Yes, because the Mets have put Kranepool up on the block several times the past few years and never were stampeded by takers. No, because Kranepool. a .2S1!Uetlme hitter, Is playing left field for the Met.. a nd ripping the ball at a diuy .402 clip now. He contrlbJted a key single in Sunday's 4-1 win over Montreal. As a pinch hitter, he's 12-for-24 and hitting .500 this season. 11 H I hit .400 this year ," he laughs, "I'll) gorma retire at my peak and put in an application for Bob Scheffing's job as general manager with this club next year. Why not? He's retiring alter this year. II (Dave) DeBusschere did it with the Net.., why can't I do It with the Mets?" Ed Kranepool has about as much chance of becoming the next general manager of the Mets as Marv Throneberry or Elio Chacon has, and he realizes that. He also realizeo he's a far better hitter now than he ever has been in all the years he has been with the club. Kranepool was 17 when he first joined tbe Mets out of James Monroe Hlgh School In the BroiQ:. , "At that age you're not able to cope with big league pitching either physically or mentally, " he says. "That's why that 14; year-<>ld boy the Phillies signed (Jorge Lebron ) will have a Iotta troub!e1lf he's not handled properly. "This kid the PhUUes signed Is going to learn in the minors. I dldn 'I do that. I was in the minors only six weeks, so I hadda learn everything in the majors. II could've known then what I know now, l would've insisted on being sent down to the minors. But you don't know that then." · Ed Kranepool is dean of the "'"'"· He is the only player to have participated in every season of the club's history and played for all four of its managers beginning with Casey Stengel. When be first came up, he got the reputation of bei!!g a wiseguy kid overan episode which really wasn't hls fault. While taking batting practice one day at the old Polo Grounds, Kranepool. wl)o had been having trouble with inside pitches, instructed the pitcher to keep throwing him on the outside. Duke . Snider, one of the Mets' outfielders, noticed it. ''It might be a gOOd idea," suggested Snider, "to have him: pitch you on the inside and you learn to pull the ball instead of • swinging at all' these outside pitches." '" a.;LEIGH, MISS. - BEING EIGHT INCHES OFF TARGET cost Don Snyder his crown as the world's best tobacco spiller. Snyder lost the t!Ue Saturday to John Haymond Tullos or Ha.leigh, the one fellow in town who doesn't take the annual tobacco spitting contest seriously. Snyder shot one a full eight inches further than Tullos' wirmlng mark of 'n feet 6 inches, but the spittle fell eight inches outside tbe boundary of the four-fool-wide competition runway, and he was disqualifjed. More than 6,000 people came to Billy John Crumpton's farm near here to wimeso the tobacco spitting and other activities, including a mule high-jump contest. Ruth Thompaon of Laurel, Miss., wils named "Miss Spit'' for beating two other competitors in the women's competition. ROOKIES By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor ' BERRY'S WORLD 0 Sport Parade Reds pull within 3¥2 gantes of LA- - BoxS ~ ores CNB M·lnn - Vaughan 9-6-24; Sayre 4-2-10 ; Walters 6-1-13; Schrock 54-10; Burney 2·3-7; Mark V- Ferguson 5-10-20'; File -5-3-13; Robinson ~ :1-o§; Johnson 5-0-10. DS 67 - Walters 10-2-22; Blanks 11-0-22; Brown 4·1-9; Blanchard 4-0-a ; Gilkey 0-5-5; Robinson ().0.0. CNB 60 Dodson 10-9-29; Sanders 4-0-ll; Miller 8-3-19; Nelson 2~. Luigi's 85 - · Boggs .16-2-34 ; PNB 3 2 6 7 1' he cr a vat geLs its name from the muslin scarf worn by Croalion merce naries of Aust r·ia dur ing wa r·s wit h the Frl!nc h. When the F r e nch cava lry adopted the sty le of dress, the Fr.ench word for Croatian - "c ra.v atc''- was give n to t he sc r aL II BALL MASON JARS . _ _., doz. 49 REGUIJR QUARTS ----~---~-----2 ~~~1~~~~~---------------~- 2 59 PINJS __________dozen 1.99 NOTICE JELLY JARS 8 OUNCE.----.dozen 1.99 The Whispering Pines Nite Club Is Changing It's Name To •• , Tall Timbers Nite Club The Club is changing to a private club. We will be taking applications July 25 to August 15, in person please. Thank You Rod Groves ' • I ' . . • ....... - . ·- �' • 0 1- The n.ll¥ S<r>IIMI, Middl'flOI'I·Pomeroy, 0., M~, July 29, 1974 Today's - . Home folks generally satisfied with how their man voted Procedure ready for ·impeachment By Ualled Preu ll>lenlltiGaal Members or the House Judiciary Committee •P· parently have little to lear from their constituents because of their votes Saturday oo whelller to recommend Impeachment lor Pre•ldent Nixon. A UPI Slllllpling of opinion frot.n party leaders acrooo the country indicates that even · when they disagreed with their reoresentative's decision. they fell "he was voting his copscience'' or just doing his job." Hometown reactio n especially Is Important to the three Soutlwn Democrat.. and sil Republlcalll who voted to recoDllllOIId lmmpeodtment. Afnor18 llle lint reactl0011, ooly one w.. healed. "I think the whole (Judiciary ConunlUee) crowd should go to jail," said Jeu e Cook•ey. dtalrmanof llle South Carollna Republican commlttee. "This Is the worot thing that has ev~ happened to this country and they should be Impeached, not the President." Cooksey said Rep. James R. Mann, D.-S.C., who voted for im peachmen t, - uwill be beaten u he did not vote the • conscience of the Fourth District. tl But MaM had bis deftnders, too. Donald Fowler, chalnnan of the South Carolina Democratic party, called It "iUoglcal and irrational to condemn members or the waite<t unw au tne evaoence •as Ln," said Republican lljltional committeeman OdeU Pollard. "I am nol going to be critical of bls pusiUon." Gov. Dale Bumpers, Demo-cratic nominee lor the senate, caned Thornton "a sincere and conscientious man In everything he undertakes," and David Pryor, democratic nominee for governor, said it was ''not a partisan nor a sectional WASHINGTON (UPI) power "to punish in a sumJudiciary Comm!Uee for Baaad on tJte 12 impeachment mary way contempts of, and carrying out their con· triall in the Senate since 1799, disobedience to, lts authority." stltutlonally imposed duty." only one of them Involving a 1be chief justice ol the Arkansas is another state tn president, there is a body of United States, who presides at which Nixon's popularity reproced~ ready ror use If a Senate impeachment trial, ts mains ltlgh. But leaders ol both vote." Prelident Nixon is Impeached. respoosible for seeing that the parties lauded Democrat ~Y Pryor also sald Thornton's There are ill rules, including cltamber is converted into a Thornton, who voted lor im- V(lte, along with with prome that would allow a corn- courtroom. peachment. Jwpeachment votes cast by mlttee of 12 senators to If the precedent of the An"He _kept -~ -~!' mind_ and Mann and Re p. Walter queatlon Nixon in the White drew Johnson trial applies, Flowers, D-Ala., "Indicate that House. There is even one rule both sides }irobably will be the President may not count on for what to do .l f a atmUDona ustgned tables on the Senate ~l~~31$3~!§!~~~;!:lli~1~~~~~~ij!i~~~!i~~~~*~~!%1:~~1:J::~~~m1~-~~~~~-~~):~ solid Southern suwort either in caMOI be served ·on the ac- floor at either side of the the House or Senate." cused. rostrum, with the witnesses Mayor Joseph Smitherman If that were the case, the giving their testimony from the of selma, ala., Sllid he thought summons would be left "at the lower dais normally reserved Flowers' vote did not repr:esent laat kno1"1 place of abode of for senate clerks. By United Preao lnte111111lo11111 . · the opinions of his constituents Chief Justice Warren E : WEUSVD.J.E, omo - THREE PERSONS WERE US'I'ED IN fair condition ~• ' an East but a dded that " he did what he such person, or at his usual place of business in some Burger would preside from the Liverpool, Ohio, hoapital Sunday after an 8!1lusement ride at a church festival collapsed here thought was right." conapicuous place." Senate president's chair. Saturday night, injuring at least 17 persons. Scott Matheney, 4, and Michelle Carroll, l2, both of East 'lbe fourth Southerner on the That would be on the door of Burger would rule on all Liverpool, were hoapitalized with head injuries . Junior H. Keeder, "22, East Liverpool, was committee, Rep. Trent Lott, R· 1800.Pennsylvanla Avenue in Questions of evidence and hospitalized with chesi injuries. . Miss .. voted against •Article 1 Washington -the White House. "Incidental questions," but Most of those injured were on the ride when it toppled over onto a ferris wheel at tbe _St . Rocco's and was one or the leaders of Th~ rules also provide for a could be overruled by a Day festival, said police. The operator of the ride and a woman w~o ran up to - if her children we_re the pro-Nixon debaters during special oath committing the majority of the Senate. on the ride also were injured, pollee said. Officials of the Lewis Amusement Co., Alliance, Ohio, the televised meetings. senators to 8dmini.ster "im· Even before the trial starts, which owned and operated the swing .type ride, were unable immediately to determine what caused 11 His Republican state chair.pBrtial justice" when sitting as the senate rules provide for to collapse. man, Clark Heed, said Loll was Impeachment jurors and · for considerable pump. Tbe first reflecting the wishes o! the jall~Jw the Impeached person the senators hear officially of WASHINGTON - FERTIUZERPRODUCEDINTHEUnitedStates, badlyneededby American people of Mississippi. for refusing to submit subpo- impeachment is when the famers has been shipped to sOuth Vietnam and diverted there to the black market, Rep. Les Aspln, Democratic committeewomenaed evidence. sergeant-at-arms proclaims it D-Wis. 'said Sunday. Translations of a number of South Vietnamese newspaper articles which an Pat Dernian agreed, but 'lbe last change in the lm· in the Senate chamber : detailed "the fertilizer hoarding and black marketing scandal" were released bY Aspln. The tranpeachment rules came in 1935, " AU persons are conunanded slations were prepared bY tbe U. S. Embassy in Saigon. ,..,=--~·-The . -Daily ~:--=-S-~~ et authorizing the creation of a to keep silence, on pain of · The U. S. sent some 431,000 tons of fertilizer to South Vietnam at a cost ol $79.8 million during the committee of 12 senators to · imprisonment, while the House fiscal year ended. June 30, Aapin said. Tbe shipments were made through the Agency lor InDEVOTED TO Till! I lake evidence and testimony as of Representatives is ternational Development (AID). MEl=~ . though "having been received exhibiting to the Senate of the CHF31ER 1. TANNEHILL, ' and taken before the senate" · United States articles of im· CAMP PERRY, omo - ARMY SGT. HERSHEL ANDERSON, the defending national pistol ""' ·""· 1•taelf ' he al Cha ROBERTHOEFLICH, bl peachment ... ," he wes , champion from Tracy City, TeM ., won the .22 caliber event of t 1974 Nation Pistol mCity-.. • 1be President preauma Y following the formula. , pionshipshereSundaywithascoreof1191outofapossible900. "'btiohod dallr •=t>< S.I"'*' ' '"" would have to agree to undergo No later _ than 1 p.m. the Anderson broke by one point the old national championshipo record set in 1966 by ex-Army Ohio v.u.,. ""''""'"' <Aml>ony, 111 I II •- haa th Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, K7811. Bu.sinesa H exam na on. e ati following day, Sunday ex- shooter Ralph Thompson of New Braunfels, Tex. Anderson is a member of the United States team Oftl,.,.,.,.,_n,..Edl"""'""""..,_ choice, under the rules, wheth- cepted, the Senate must meet scheduled to compete In SWitzerland this September at the 41st World, Shooting Championships. Four "" · ,_,__,( Secood clull poltafe p.id 1t . ......_ ...~, er to appear in person during and "proceed to the con- points hack, with an 890, was Frank Higginson of PlacerviUe, CO!U., a Marine stationed at Quantico, Ohio. the impeachment trial or be sideration of such articles," Va. Jan Brudin of Quakertown, Pa., and Kenneth Buster, a National Guard c&ptain from Billings, National adn.rti•lng representa ti.vll! repreae111ed by counsel. preParing for trial by. fixing a Mo., weretled for third place with scores of 887. , · ~'!"t'.!v':;,.""'·· If the Senate wanted to, it date. , ,......,..., "''" Dell•"" .,.,.,.-;,could laaue ita own subpoenas Sen . . Mike Mansfield, the MILWAUKEE, WIS. - GOV. JOliN J . GilLIGAN OF OHIO told Wisconsin Democrats during ~':: ::~·~:. ~!".;:!'!:; for the Watergate tapes Nixon· Senate majority leader, luis the weekend that the public's distrust of government would be restored only if people are shown the "'"''"'· ... ~o., "-"'· ,. mall .. haa refuaed to tum over to the announced that If the House govenunent can respond _to their needa with their consent. He Sllid recent opinion polls had shown a Ohio ""' w. v•.. ""' v .... IIO: "' Houae JudiC181')' · Corrum'It ee. impeaches Nixon, he will majority believed tax laws are unfair, that special interests got special treatment and that govern- """'...,,,.,. mont.ba, $9.50 ; Three months, ts. "'"""' ~u. 111.00; 1be rules give the senate immediately call an executive ment is not intereSted In tbe individual. """ """'""· " ·"'· "'"""""' """ !road '!ubPoena power. during session of the full Senate to ' ""'""'" """'' ,......""'"'· · impeachment trials and the decide on detailS of the trial. MINNEAP!>LIS, MINN._ THREE GOVERNORS SAID SUNDAY the Midwestern Governors' ' -- - - -- -- -- - - -- - - - - - - - - Conference should skirt the impeachmenlissue but addresa itself to the effects President Nixon's new economic policies wiU have on state programs. "Impeachment is a far cry from the responsibilities of Midwest governors," said Nebraska Gov. J . James Exon, conference chalnnan. "I wiU try to limit this conference to the topics on the agenda." · Exon, Minnesota Gov. Wendell Anderson, both Democrats, and Iowa Gov. Robert D. Ha.y, u Republican, appeared at· a news conference as 12 governors gathered for the three-<lay conference which opens today. They agreed that the governors should restrict themselves to matters ''we can do somethlrig 'about." ' . "We realize these are critical times for the country. ~ · Exon said. "We won't be here wringing our handa, bJI seeking to make constructive suggestions in solving~ the problems facing us." In answer to a question, Ha.y Sllid he !mew of no effort by RepubllC8!1 governors to Issue a statement of support for tlie President. ' I Overnight, 'in briefs. I r ,' """'""" "·· •• added : "!think Mluhvdpptana area wh!J are SoiltC to be will come to see they have been rnJ&hty llllhappy (but) I tltlnt deceived bY a man who was his chances in November wlii much smtUer than tJte office, be u good u ever. and then in the long run Loti will have dllflculty wriggling "Y ha to admlr him for out Of it." ou ve • Rep. Charles E. Wiggins, R· · the way he handled hlmlolf Call!., led the antl-lmpeach- under aU 111e preuure flun ment Republicans. "I'm d&- home to vote against lmpeacblighted with his vote an d am ffiAnt." '" with him. He's an excellent representative of Orange Rep. HarOld V. Froehlich, RCounty •." Sllid Lois Lundberg, Wis .. voted for Article 1 to the the women's vice chairman of aurprue of many. "I think it the county GOP central enhanceo his re-election effort& committee. because It reinforces bla Rep. Thomas F. Railsback, credibility with independent, R-ill. voted for Article 1. Jean .liberal' and moderate Rel!ubArndt, Rock Island county Ucans," said Donald Zuldrnul· Republican chairman, Sllid: _der, one of two Democrats "We have quite a few con- seeking Froe_llch's seat. servalive RePublicans in this . • Spec,al INTER-TEAM Exhl bition Game Wheeling Classic to Carol ] o Skala WHEELING, W. Va. (UP)Rain and _lightning were the biggest threats facing carole Jo Skala SUnday as she breezed to a four-5\roke victory in the $35,000 LPGA Whee ling Classic, but she would have preferred a competitor breathing down her neck. "Today I ·didn't play that well "she ~id after s hooting a ' . one-<>ver-par 73 for a 212 to wm $5,000 and her third professional tournament - her second this year - since turning pro in 1970. "I played a kinda ratty round," She said. " But rve never had a six-5hot lead before. l'd prefer two shots ... I play better Wlder pressure." For a while Mrs. Skala had it. She was only two strokes ahead of Jane Blalock after three-putting No. 12, rut Miss Blalock fiZZled on the last five holes for a 71 to 'Ilk• second with a 216. Marla Astrologes took third with a 217 -her highest flnllh In two years oo the LPGA tour -after shooting a 71, and Kathy McMullen shot a coune record four-under 68 to take lourth place at 218. Debbie Austin placed fifth with 72-219, Kathy Altern and KalbY Martin tied at 220 and Roberta Albers flnlshed at 221. Miss Ahem had a 74, Miss Martin a 73 and Miss Albers a 72. Mrs. Skala took her sil-5hot lead as thunder rumbled over the West Vrrginta hills and the first light rain feU on the Speidel course in Oglebav Park. She birdied the 480-yd., par five fifth hole, sinklnR an • eight-root putt. Miss Blalock pulled within two with birdies on Noa. 8, 10, and 13, rut she dr.opped back after bogeying the long 14th. Miss Blalock picked up $3,750 u and Miss Astrologes $3,8110. • Mrs. Skala's win pushed her earnings lor the year to $35,4t6. l I" II @ By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Will you advise me ? I never see · cause mUd changes 'which DEAR DR. LAMB have anything written abOut what a don' t ' limit exercise ability. rheumatic heart troub e and rheumatic patient can do. Some goOd athletes have had can't be very active, althOugh I DEAR READER - You are rheumatic hear! disease. But, am able to do most of my a victim of changing times in it can damage the heart unW housework. My legs g'ive me medicine. Urging people to little exercise is possible. lots of trouble. If I wafk outside ~ xercise really applies mostly . · The heart valves may be muc h the muscles in my legs to patients or just plain people damaged causing leaky valves, hurt. My family thinks I should who have fatty-cholesterol causing the heart to be inefwalk a lot and take exercises. deposits in their arteries. That ficient. Or, one or more heart , includes most .of us in the valves may be partially shut American population who are because of scar tissue that adult males and most women grows over the valve from the after the change in life. By rheumatic involvement. In comparison, rheumatic heart . many instances damaged disease is a rare problem. valves can be replaced by That Is interesting because heart . surgery. Whether two of "the leading causes Or surgery is indicated or not heart disease 50 years ago depends a lot on the condition were syphilis and rheumatic of the valves and the over-all heart disease. Penic!)lin In health of the patient. The heart particular ainios t eliminated_ muscle. itself can also be syphilitic heart disease and <lamaged by the· rheumatic s harply decreased the in- process . Wben the heart is damaged · cidence of rheumat.ic heart disease. by rheuniatic heart disease it But, just as medical science may not be possible or -wa s conquering the se deslrable to Incr ease exercise ' - - '""?' problems our way of life much. Each pat.ient has to be ~changed, and today studied carefully to lind out ---=' ~ atherosclerotic heart disease '"lacUy what he can do. Cer-:;::::::. causing heart attacks .nd tainly i~dlvlduals w_i th this other prOblems is the big thing. prOblem should not start a doThe diet · changes, the 'In· it-yourself exercise program. crease<! use o1 cigarettes, the Exercise is good for people lack ol exercise - all con- with rheumatic heart disease tributed in causing heart IF the heart Is In good ·enough disease to remain a major condition to permit II. But only health problem long after a complete examination to rheumatic hearl disease, evaluale your exercise syphilitic heart dllease and tolerance can detemtlne thl~. even congenital heart disea91l. were under pretty gOOd control In modem socletlea. · I can ' t say ror certain why ,..E:,: your !ega hurt. But, when FOUNDLING UVES - , rheumatic heart disease af· AKRON, Ohio (UP!) - A ~ 7 ""t; feels the heart's ability to newborn baby girl found ::_..pump blOOd It can llmlt how wrapped In a bluket on tJte ~r------ much blOOd you can pump to atepo of St.. Vlncent'a Churc:lt . .•C/CKW/, your !ega, Then If you exercise waa lloted In aatlafactory "fiA . 711 too much, fljur !ega 'get sore. CCIIIdiUon today at Children's Rheumatic heart dlsea~e can Hospital. '"'~~ ""by"'' 0 Join.the people who have to be ready for anything-including fires, floods, and other disasters. ,. Remember: Red Cross is more than blood drives. And ils more I han teaching lifesaving at the locai "Y:' In facl. American Red Cross tackles over tOO different kinds of "Helping Peopie" jobs- in the city, the s.uburbs, wnerever you are. We need money, it's true, so we ca,n go oil Offering all our free services. But we also need hearts. And hands. And conviction. Call your local chapter. Joi n us. Two first string All-American buys! -- I Q " HOII • _:,_1- ' "' - a ·t / . _Ant?;;. . -- ----=~ ~~ J-" · . · ~ \' .• \ ~ -;..wlirr£ soem·o,_ .. 9foll U,l , o.-u.ON • $299' per gallon --.... ':/7 312 6TH ST. II)I!YOE PHONE 67S.l160 PAIN~ " since 17 54 ·Imagination fro';, &.w....- reply. By FRED DOW N UPI Sports Writer What are the odda against the Cincinnati Reds winning i.he National League's Western Division title by 221> games? That's an abs urdity, of course, but It's also a statistic which Illustrates how dramatically the NL West race has changed in the last 21> weeks. The Reds have made up seVen games on . th e Los Angeles Dodgers during that time -reducing their deficit from 101> to 31> games -and would win by the biggest margin in basebaU history if the trend continued for the remainder of the season. Now back to reality. The Reds are moving so fast and tbe Dodgers are slowing down so fast that it lonks like 1973 all over again. The Reda were 11 games behind the Dodgers and being OOWlted out last year but stormed through the stretch to win the division · title. inning mted the Met.. to their In any event, the Reds made win over the Expos. Reliever up another full game sunday when they routed the San Diego Padres, 14-1, and the Atlanta Braves beat the Dodgers, J-.2, in 10 inninga. P ittsbur g h defeated Philadelphia , 4-3; New York downed Montreal, 4-1; St. Louis shaded Chicago, !>-4, and Houston topped San Francisco, 3-2, in 10 innings in othe r NL games. Tug McGraw pitched two hitless inninga to win his first game of the season, while Ernie McAnally was tagged with his 12th deleat. Cardinals 5 Cubs 4 Ted Sizemore's nlnth~nning bomer mled tbe Cardinals to Uleir sixth win in seven games wlth AI Hrabosky picking up his four th triumph and Ken Frailing losing his eighth Plralea I Pblllies 3 decision. Ted Simmons homRennie Stennet ·doubled with ered for the Cardinals and Rick two out ui the ninth and scored M nn rl Av co nnected fo r the on a single by Richie Hebner, Cubs. giving the Pirates' Dave Giusti his fifth triumph. Manny Astros 3 Giants 2 SanguiUen drove in two key Lee May's single over the runs for the Pirates, while Jay Johnstone homered for the drawn-in left fielder with two ,Phillies. Mac Scarce suffered on and none out in the bottom of the loth inning gave the Astros his fifth defeat. their third straight victory Mets I Expos 1 Ken Boswell's run-scoring over tbe Giants. Jim York doubie and a two-run single by pitched three shutoutlnnings to Teddy Martinez in the eighth earn his second win. ' 1 McCafferty lamented CLEVELAND (UP! ) Cleveland Browns head coach Nick Skorlch, a personal friend of the late Don McCafferty, said he was shocked to hear of the sudden death Sunday or the Detroit Uons coach. "I've always admired Don as an outstanding coach and a most dedicated man," said Skorich from his teams training camp in Hiram, Ohio. "Na- a native Clevelander who came to Ute Lions alter having coached Baltimore to the Super Bowl championship in 1971. "He was a wonderful man and a very, very . talented coach/' ModeU said. "We all will miss him." turally, it comes as a very severe shock to me as we have been ver y close personal frien ds ror many years." Browns owner Art ModeU, contact ed a t his home in suburban Shaker Heights, had similar feelings about Me- Yankees go Crop receipts in Iowa CINCINNATI (UP!) - The The Pom eroy Yankees kept · dall and infielder Rich Morales managed to play catch with a fresh egg without it breaking out to a distance of 80 feet. They tried It at 90 feet and Morales had to scrape egg yolk from his uniform. Phil Gagliano's first 90 foot toss to Reds teanunate Darrel Chaney also wound up on Chaney's shirt, but then Chaney gently squeezed another 91). footer with no breakage to give the Reds a thin-edged victory. Four black and white Holstein cows were led onto the field . J!ench and Reds pitcher Don Gullett put milk buckets under the cows, as did San Diego coach Jim Davenport and pitcher Larry Hardy. AU four did remarkably well but seemed relieved to escape without a hoof in the face. Not too pleased with the evening were the grounds crew members who had to follow the cows and shovel debris from the Astroturf. perfect record intact with a 123 triumph over the Tiger s. Tom Owens went the distance, striking out 10 and walking seven as the Yanks moved their record to 11-0. The Tigers, who drop to 5-7, started with Steve Ohlinger on the mound. He struck out three and walked four before being relieved by David Kennedy in the fourth . Kennedy struck out one and walked one. For the Tigers, Steve Ohlinger cracked a home r un, Dee Icenhower rapped a triple, . and K. Smith had a double and M. Smith a single. The 13-hit Yankee attack was led by Steve Call witll a triple, double and single. Steve Lillie added a triple and single, Tim Roush a double and single and Tim Faulk had a pair of · singles. Mike Whitlatch and Todd Norton each had a double, while singles hitters were Chris Taylor and Tom Owens. Standings to date: w. STEVE SNCMDEN SSl Russell St..CGr•vel Hill) Middleport, 0. PH. 992-7155 ..... ~ "'- Cllldl: t.lu ' pss, - - . .. 730.&. 1 TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF/,. /NCREDIBUitGIBLE! 'I Special Family Meal Prices 4 p.m. to closing I FOR ADULTS Big SheJ• French Fri es, Turnover & Large Drink FOR KIDS Only · $}15 Funburger'"l French Fries, Small Ormk & Lollipop 60' Only · L. 5 5 0 7 7 4 7 4 8 11 Yankees Tigers Harrvle Giants Pirates To see for a,ll your family insurance needs. in· creased by 44 per cent ln a banner year , 1973, for t he state's agricul ture. their Pomeroy Utile League Cincinnati Reds not only moved to within 31> games of The Browns and Uons are scheduled to play an exhibition game in Detroit sept. 7. When asked what type of effect McCafferty's dea th Sunday would have on the Uons, Skorlch said: "It wiU definitely have an effect on how the team does the next couple of weeks. But the ~I>OSI important question is now who do they get to replace Mc· Cafferty." Sllll ' - - 12-3 romp weekend series with San Diego Tuesday. Cafferty 11-0 with "Barnyard antics' highlight Reds 1503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • The Meigs Inn defeated which turned out to be the final Burney 54-10 ; Brauer 10-3-23 ; Mark V 63-50 In a key battle difference. Boggs wound ' up Sayre 5-5-15; Winston 1·1·3. Sunday in the Meigs Summer with 34 points, while Buster PNB 59 - Ferguson 11-0-22; Basketball League . Brauer adde d 23 and 21 Haggerty 5-9-19; Browning 4-1The win puts the Inn lads and rebounds. Mike Sayre chipped 9; Dodson 4-1-9. the Grocers into a tie for first in 15 points. STANDINGS place, both with 7-2 league For the loser s, R odn ey W. L. Fergusvn hit 22 points, Mark marks. 7 2 In other ·action, The Daily Haggerty connected for 19. MarkV 7 2 Sentinel stopped Citizens Rich Douglas hauled in 16 Meigs Inn 5 A · National Bank 67-60 and Luigi's rebounds to lea.V the Banker Sentinel 3 6 LuigPs ripped Pomeroy National Bank board assault. 85-59. The Meigs Inn Ha.jun Cajuns used a sticky defense to turn the tide in the fir st half, limiting Mark V to just 15 first half points. The Inn was led by Billy (The Kid ) Vaughan's. 24 points, foll owed by Dox Walters with 13 and Dean Schrock and Halph Sayre with 10 apiece. Chunk~ Ferguson topped the Mark V with 20 followed by Mike Johnson and Dave Fife wlth 10 and 13 points respec· lively. Walters )ed all rebounders with 29 while )'red Burney grabbed !~ . Ferguson and Fife hauled down 18 each for the losers. · The "twQ gun kids", Julius Blanks and Tom Walters combined for 41 points as The Dally Sentinel outshot the Citizens Nationals 67·60 In overtime. Jack Robinson led The senllnal boardmen with 12 The Bankers' Alvin Dod!l()n continued his torrid scoring ·as he hlt for a game high 29 points, followed by Bob Miller with 19. Jim Boggs poured In 23 first half points to lead Luigi'&lo a 26 point halftime margin , ·- . POINT PI.EASMT shower room entrance. "That mean whal I Ullnk/' he asked . ''Right,"' was the caroms. ~ CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. peaked around a corner of the Inn, Mark V tied up (JoinUs~ ... ' c lubhouse, itlelivea spring training unleso drew four walks and Nate much'more pleuant to dltcull everything completely lalla Colbert dropped a ball in left than the Padrea' altcrtcomlnp. apart. field lor a two-base error. One Bench had lour hits and h1l two And it is a club too which is of the five runs scored -when RBis boosted his aeaaoh total capable of playing .700 ball Reds' pitcher Jack BiUlngham to 71. Griffey'• two hila gave over a 60-gamespan. ll's a club reached first sa£ely swingins him tz.for--30 over an ll-8af00 that hates cold weather, one at a third .trike wild pitch span. that doesn't unwind until the thrown by rookie Larry Hardy. Billingham went the first si1 weather gets hot." • Innings to gain his 12th victory The error.by Colbert was one against seven loaaea. Dick Sunday the weatller wu of lour committed by the sweltering. Padres. There also were Baney and Tommy Hall The Heda wrapped up Sun- mental lapes which were blanked the Padres the last day's game In the fifth inning equally damaging. three Innings. The Reds wind up their when they scored live runs Anderson though, round the with the benefit of only one hit hitting of Johnny Bench, Ken series against Sa n Diego u they took an 8-llcad over the Griffey and Cesar Geronimo tonight and conclude their homestand with a two~me Padres. In the inning the Reds series with Houston beginning Hard to Get Mason Jars per gallon DE·VO·KO. VINYL Fl.t.l"INTERIOR Redl!l' all over when they left here earlier this month after beating us three out of lour," said Reds Manager Sparky Anderaon. "They sliD might win it but they're not going to blow ua out ol the race. This is a club which you know Is going to win 90 or more games when after Sunday action 96 I cinnaU Word had spread that the Lo8 Angeleo Dodg..-. had !oat to Atlanta and that the Reda, after Sunday's 14-1 rout of Sa.n Diego, were only 3 1> games outofllrstplaceinthe National League West. "I honestly think the Dodgers thought the race was when Auburn first adm itted women studel')ts . Memphis 4, Ch arl es ton 2, 2nd Roches t e r 7 Syr a cuse 0 Tidewat er 3 Rich mond 2 EaSy and smooth on the roll out... -f. • .. CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Tooy Perez, hearing the roar which reverberated through the Ctn. and told to push them to home plate . Palmer took off in a hurry, Los Angeles by blasting the but weaved toward third base San Diego Padres twice over instead of home plate. the weekend, but also humbled Scherger played it fllllart. He the Padres in some " barnyard· first rolled his wheelbarrow up "You're not doing so good yourself," Kranepool came back antics." · on the mound, felt around for rurtly. · To celebrate " F.armer 's the pitching rubber and used it Today Kranepool realizes Snider WIIS only trying to be helpful, Night" at Riverfront Stadium · to draw a bead on home plate. and that he shouldn't have answered him in the manner he did. Saturday night, the Reds took ·Scherger quickly reached the "What Duke didn't know at the time, though, was that Casey . · the measure of San Diego in dirt area around home, but behad given me specific instructions to go out and practice hitting such import events as cow gari walking. his barrow in every ball to the opposite field. He said he was going to he wat- milking, egg throwing and smaU circles around the plate. ching me from the centerfield clubhouse, and he did. wheelbarrow racing. While Palmer continued "Duke didn't know that. Here was Casey telling me to hit to the Johnny Bench climaxed the W!lJlderlng along the third base opposite field and Duke _teiUng me to pull. What was I to do ? evening by using a gold spit- line, all the Reds players piled Remember I was only a 17-year-<>1<1 kid." loon as a milking stool and do- out of the dugout to guide DI'a"mond 1·n Rough ing an all-5tar -jobon ol' bossy, Scherger in with their shouts. INTERNATIONAL LEAG u•E Scherger still hadn't found United Pres s lnternafional . Condi tio ns needed fo f< pro- but Reds coach George ScherNorth ducing a diamond out of pure ger highlighted the affair with the plate when time expired, Roch es ter . ,W -3/ .•~~~ - 90 carbon - a million pounds of brilliant strategy in the wheel- but was an easy winner over Syra c use 55 44 . 556 7 1f~ .pressure per square inc h a nd barl'ow race. the ·dizzy and frustrated Tol edo 44 57 .436 l 91f:l b 0 J7 61 .378 25 tem per at ures a ove 2,50 Scherger was matched. Palmer, who finished up Paw tu<;: ket south degrees F. - cxisl in na ture against Padres pit(her Lowell threatening to wheel out into Memphi s 6~ -J ~· .~~!· gb only at depths of at lea sl150 Pahner. The two were led to left field. ' Richmond 54 43 . 557 6 - mi les. the pitcher's mound, blindfoldEgg throwing also was a bust Charl eston 45 53 .459 15112 diz d Tidewat e r 35 61 .365 24h ed,spunincirclestill zyan for the Padres. Sunday ' s Results Coedu cation in Southern col · then given large wheelbarrows San Diego catcher Fred KenMemphi s .<t Charleston 2, 1st leges wa s inaugurated in 1892 smogs to you ... -Rheumatic heart is now uncommon FREE·A6ENTS • .' let us pass on these big . DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB 1/S' NEW YORK (UPI ) - Ed Kra'nepool was different from the very first day he repurted to the New York Mets. It's IZ years later now and a lot of things have changed. Not him, though. He's IIIII different. MOll ballplayers, for exiunple, don't Uke you telling' them they're In the twilight of their careers, especlaly when they're not even 30 yet. With Ed Kranepool, it's completely the other way around. You don't have to tell him; he tells you. What makes the whole thing odder yet is that be's only 29. "'lbe reason !say I'm in my 'twillght' is because I've played up here 12 years a lready," sayd the Met..' left-handed hitting first baseman.qutflelder-pinch swinger. "1 know guys who don't ever get five years In up yere. When you say 'twillght' In baseball, you're talking about the isst years of anyone's career. Well, thal's me, lsn'l it?u Yes, and then again, no. Yes, because the Mets have put Kranepool up on the block several times the past few years and never were stampeded by takers. No, because Kranepool. a .2S1!Uetlme hitter, Is playing left field for the Met.. a nd ripping the ball at a diuy .402 clip now. He contrlbJted a key single in Sunday's 4-1 win over Montreal. As a pinch hitter, he's 12-for-24 and hitting .500 this season. 11 H I hit .400 this year ," he laughs, "I'll) gorma retire at my peak and put in an application for Bob Scheffing's job as general manager with this club next year. Why not? He's retiring alter this year. II (Dave) DeBusschere did it with the Net.., why can't I do It with the Mets?" Ed Kranepool has about as much chance of becoming the next general manager of the Mets as Marv Throneberry or Elio Chacon has, and he realizes that. He also realizeo he's a far better hitter now than he ever has been in all the years he has been with the club. Kranepool was 17 when he first joined tbe Mets out of James Monroe Hlgh School In the BroiQ:. , "At that age you're not able to cope with big league pitching either physically or mentally, " he says. "That's why that 14; year-<>ld boy the Phillies signed (Jorge Lebron ) will have a Iotta troub!e1lf he's not handled properly. "This kid the PhUUes signed Is going to learn in the minors. I dldn 'I do that. I was in the minors only six weeks, so I hadda learn everything in the majors. II could've known then what I know now, l would've insisted on being sent down to the minors. But you don't know that then." · Ed Kranepool is dean of the "'"'"· He is the only player to have participated in every season of the club's history and played for all four of its managers beginning with Casey Stengel. When be first came up, he got the reputation of bei!!g a wiseguy kid overan episode which really wasn't hls fault. While taking batting practice one day at the old Polo Grounds, Kranepool. wl)o had been having trouble with inside pitches, instructed the pitcher to keep throwing him on the outside. Duke . Snider, one of the Mets' outfielders, noticed it. ''It might be a gOOd idea," suggested Snider, "to have him: pitch you on the inside and you learn to pull the ball instead of • swinging at all' these outside pitches." '" a.;LEIGH, MISS. - BEING EIGHT INCHES OFF TARGET cost Don Snyder his crown as the world's best tobacco spiller. Snyder lost the t!Ue Saturday to John Haymond Tullos or Ha.leigh, the one fellow in town who doesn't take the annual tobacco spitting contest seriously. Snyder shot one a full eight inches further than Tullos' wirmlng mark of 'n feet 6 inches, but the spittle fell eight inches outside tbe boundary of the four-fool-wide competition runway, and he was disqualifjed. More than 6,000 people came to Billy John Crumpton's farm near here to wimeso the tobacco spitting and other activities, including a mule high-jump contest. Ruth Thompaon of Laurel, Miss., wils named "Miss Spit'' for beating two other competitors in the women's competition. ROOKIES By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor ' BERRY'S WORLD 0 Sport Parade Reds pull within 3¥2 gantes of LA- - BoxS ~ ores CNB M·lnn - Vaughan 9-6-24; Sayre 4-2-10 ; Walters 6-1-13; Schrock 54-10; Burney 2·3-7; Mark V- Ferguson 5-10-20'; File -5-3-13; Robinson ~ :1-o§; Johnson 5-0-10. DS 67 - Walters 10-2-22; Blanks 11-0-22; Brown 4·1-9; Blanchard 4-0-a ; Gilkey 0-5-5; Robinson ().0.0. CNB 60 Dodson 10-9-29; Sanders 4-0-ll; Miller 8-3-19; Nelson 2~. Luigi's 85 - · Boggs .16-2-34 ; PNB 3 2 6 7 1' he cr a vat geLs its name from the muslin scarf worn by Croalion merce naries of Aust r·ia dur ing wa r·s wit h the Frl!nc h. When the F r e nch cava lry adopted the sty le of dress, the Fr.ench word for Croatian - "c ra.v atc''- was give n to t he sc r aL II BALL MASON JARS . _ _., doz. 49 REGUIJR QUARTS ----~---~-----2 ~~~1~~~~~---------------~- 2 59 PINJS __________dozen 1.99 NOTICE JELLY JARS 8 OUNCE.----.dozen 1.99 The Whispering Pines Nite Club Is Changing It's Name To •• , Tall Timbers Nite Club The Club is changing to a private club. We will be taking applications July 25 to August 15, in person please. Thank You Rod Groves ' • I ' . . • ....... - . ·- �• ' 5 ~ The Dally Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, July 29, 1974 Cards take Bills 21-13 in first show-off game Major Le~gue ~tandlngs · 8y United PrfU International Ni!lion~! League East w. 1. pet. g.b. CANTON, Ohio (UP!) -The St. Loula Cardlnala beat file Buffalo Bllla, 21-13, here Saturday In the annual 111'0 football Hall of Fame e:dllbition game - the firat e:dllbition football game of the season. Greg Johnson scored two. touchdowns to lead the Cardinals to the nationally televised vtct«y whilo veteran Natiooal Football League players picked outside Fawcett Btattlum. Johnaon scored In the first quarter .on a five-yard pass from quarterback Bill Bymun. The cardinals got another acore on a !3-yard pass from Bynwn to rwming back Bill Keifll Denson, a rookie wide receiver from San Diego State, set up both of Johnson's scores, first on a 44-yard punt return to file Buffalo 20 aod file second on a ~3-yard return which gave St. Louili the baU on the Buffalo 16. The llllls' first score, early In the sec9nd quarter, came on the 26-yard field goal by Shlapak after Buffalo had driven to file cards' nine-yard line. With five minutes left in the first hall, Buffalo grabbed a 107lead when rookie quarterback Marangi of Boston College rolled around right end from II yards out for a TD. The key play in the drive was a :Ja-yard Porter. pass £rom Marangi to Reuben Buffalo got a TD on an 11- Gant of Oklahoma State, the yard nm by Gary Marangi, and Bills ' No. I draft choice. Gant, Boril Shlapak kiCked a pair of however, suffered a broken field goals. collarbone oo the play. Johnaon scored again on a After Denson's secood punt one-yard plunge which gave · return, the Cardinals were file cardinals a 14-10 halftime aided by a pass interference edge. A's up division lead to 7Y2 games By FRED Mc.MANE and Hollie Fingers shared the UPI Sports Writer spotlight in the second game. Any day now, th~ remainder Bando doubled in two runs in of the American League West the second and .Jackson singled clu~s are liable to file a "no home what proved to be the c~test" plea Jlgainst the winning rWl in the same inning . · Oakland A's. Lindblad and Fingers, mean'l'he A's, who have won two while, limited the White Sox to consecutive world champion~ just three hits over the la-l!t five . shlpo and three straight AL Innings. West titles, are soaring to . The A's have now won 11 of anofller division crown with the their last 14 games. .... of a Secretariat. . In other AL games, Boston Oakland increase·d its division beat New York,_8-3 j Milwaukee lead to 71> games ,Sunday by downed. Baltimore, 4~; Detroit taking a pair from the Chicago topped Cleveland, &-3.; Texas White Sox, 7-2 and 3-2. and, as edged Kansas City. 6-4, aod usual, the A's had a large California defeated Minnesota, assortment of heroes. 12-9, after losing 5-3. · Gene Tenace and Ken HoltzCincinnati routed San Diego, man were the major stars of 14-1; Atiaota nipped Los Anthe first game, with Tenace geles, 3-2, ln 10 innings; driving in three runs with a Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia, pair o( homers and Holtzman 4-3; St. Louis topped Chicago, 5allowing only six hits in a 4; Houston beat San Francisco, route-going pitching performan- 3-2, in 10 innings, and New ce. Joe Rudi also .had a homer York whipped Montreal, 4-1, in for Oakland, whlle Bert Cam- National League games. paneris chipped in with a two· Red Sox 8, Yaakees 3 run double. Bill Lee tossed a four-hitter Sal Bando, R!>ggie Jackson ·as the Red Sox beat the and relievers Paul Lindblad Yankees for the lOth consecutive time at Fenway Park and increased theiflead in the A.L East to Ph ~a me s ove~ Cleveland. Lou Plniella .homered for the Yankees, who have lost 19 of their last 2Q games at Boston. Brewers t , Orioles 0 ·' George Scott and Mike Hegan The tilts •n Misses girls' hit two-nm homers in the first softball team won two league Inning · to back the three-hit galne recenUy In the Point pitching of Jim Slaton as the Pleasant Senior Girls' League, Brewers beat the Orioles for edglrig Southern States 4-3 and the ninth time In 12 games. ,dropping the Junior Women's Slaton, boosting his record to 8Club 22-9. 11, struck out four and walked The two wins give file Misses o~e In winning for the first time the Jeagoe championship, as . "Stnce June _21. the "''uad has won both halves Tigers 6, Indians 3 of &eiiSIXl play. . Mickey Stanley's three-run The Southern States battle bomer in the ninth enabled the was a sccreless tie. Willi the Tigers· to defeat the Indians. sixth inning when Point John Hiller notched his 12th win Pleasant tallled three times In m relief. the top half of the Inning Rangers 6, Royals 4 before "the Hits •n Misses cam~ Alex Johnson and Jim Fregoback with four 1n the last of the si·homered to pace the Rangers sixth for file biurnph. over the Royals. Jackie Brown Rhonda West was the win- worked eight innings for Texas nlng pitcher while Pam to notch his eighth victory in 16 Vaughan led u{. Misses with a decisions. Vada Vinson had a double and two singles, two-run homer for the Royals. followed by Debbie Roush with Calif. 3, 12, Minn. 5, 9 two singles, and one hit each Jerry Terrell and Glenn · off file bolo of West warner Borgmann each delivered two. Roy, Demaris Ash 'Guinthe; run singles in the fourth inning of the opener to lead the Twins and Beth Vaughan.' West was again file winning to a victory, but Leroy pitcher In the win over the Stanton's tw o-ru n homer Junior Women's Club as IU!r capped a four-run rally In the teammates banged oui 26 hits. eighth inning of the nightcap Jill Warner led the way with that enabled- the - Angels ID a home run. and two singles, salvage a split. while Pam and Befll Vaughan The mghtcap triumph led file Mlsaes with a ·double snapped a · 15-game l osi ng and. two singles, followed by streak at home for California. Debbie Roush with two singles, Nolan Ryan worked in. relief in and one hit each off the bata of file second game and notched West, ·warner, Roy, Demaris · his 13th win despite giving op Ash, Guinther and Beth homers to pinch-hitters Harmon Vaughan. K)llebrew aod Rod Carew. West was &gain the ·winning Bobby Darwin also Had a pair pltc:bei- in the win over the of homers for Minnesota in the Junior Women's Cl•b ·as her nightcap, while rookie Bruce teammates banged oui 26 hito. Boehle,- Bobby Valentine and Jill Warner led the way with Ellie Rodtigoez homered for I home run and two singles, the Angels. Hit 'n Misses win pair of recent games · two bill, Wt.ue Rollsli, Allen llld Pat Vat111ban each had one .bit. · We1t'1 record on the IIIGIIIId D01J ANII at 13-2. I Anrdl Dflbt far lbe ilque · llllat.d rw IIOnday, Auc-1, at OrdllaDee Field Polllt P'aaiUl All pareoil 01 <he Pta aad ll1endl are Invited. • • Nichols hot in Canadian victory Amerlc:an Le•1ue Eut w. 1. pet . Bos ton SJ 46 .S3S • ·• · Clevela-nd S1 47 . s~o Balllmore so 49 .SOS New York so 49 .505 ' Milwauke-e49 50 .495 Detroit · 46 53 . .US ; l"' Philadelph ia 52 411 . 520 penalty on Dennis Draper on Sl . Louis so sa .500 2 48 52 . 4BD 4 the Buffalo one . Johnson Pittsburgh .16 52 ... 69 5 Monlreal scored two plays later ID give New York • 3 s• . 4-43 7' 2 west 42 55 ,433 BV.. w. I. pel . g . b . the cards their halftime ad- Chicago wur O&kland S9 •2 .se• vantage. · w. 1. pet.· g .b . KansuCitv so •a .510 Chicago SO 49 .505 The margin was narrowed to LosAngeles 65 37 .637 Cincinnati 62 41 . 60 2 3\'1- Tex~s 51 51 .SOD 14-13 late in file third quarter Houston 54 48 . 529 11 M lnnes.ot·a 49 53 .480 10 1h 53 49 ,520 12 Coi!ililornra 40 63 .388 20 by the Bills on a 27-yard field Atlan ta San Franc isco 46 57 .447 19'h Saturday's Results goal by Shlapak. The score was San Diego 43 61 ,41 3 23 Cleveland 3 Detroit 2 Saturda y' s Results M innesota 6 Dllkland 1 set up when defensive end St . Louis J Ch cago 2 Chicago 9 Texas S Larry McGuire recovered a Phila 6 P ittsb urgh s, 1s t Mil waukee s Baltimore 3 Baston S New York 4 funible by Bynum on the St. Ph ila 7 Pit tsburgh 4, 2nd New York II Montreal S K.ansas City 6 California J Louis 14-yard line. Houston 11 San Francisco 3 Sunday's Results Detroit 6 Cle\lelarTd 3 The cards came back with a Cincinnat i 5 San Diego 1 10 Los An·geles 0 Milwaukee • Balflmor·e 0 60-yard TD drlve with Bynwn Ailanta Sunday's JZe$ulh Boston 9 Jl-4ew York 3 Mlnn 5 Californ ia 3. 1St hitting Porter, a rookie running New York 4 Montreal 1 Pittsburgh 4 Ph iladelph ia 3 Calif 12 Minnesota 9, 2nd had< from Midland (Neb.) St , Louis 5 ChiCi!!IQO 4 Oa kland 7 Chicago 2, 1st. lAltheran College, with a 13- Houston 3 San Fran 2, 10 Inns . Oakland 3 Chicago 2, 2nd Cincinnati 14 San OiegQ I Texas 6 Kan$as City 4 yard pass. Aflan ta 3 Los Ang 2, 10 inns . Today'1 Probable Pitchers· Today 's Probable Pitt: hers (All Times EDTI Porter caught the baU oo the ( All Times EDT) N ew York ( McDo~ell 1.4) at two-yard line aod reached over Montreal {Rogers 10 -121 at Boston (Moret4-3), 7:30p.m. New York (S tone2 -7). 2:15p.m. Milwaukee (Wr ight 8-13) at for the score. St. Lou is (B are 0-2) at Baltimore (G rlms ley ·ll -8), 7:30 Rookie Greg Hare of Ohio ~ C hicago ( HootonJ - 9 ), 2 : 30p . m . c.m. Detroit (Lolich 10 -13 ) at Pittsburgh (Rooker 6.8)· at State was at quarterback when Ph iladel phia (Carlton 12-8J. Cleveland (Bosman 3-0 Or Buffalo threatened in the third 7:35p .m. Peter$on 7-SJ. 7:30 p.m. San Francisco (Caldwell 9·31 Kansas City (Pattin 2-5) at' quarter. The Bills drove tO the at HousfQn (Osteen 9-81. 8:20 T~xas (Jenk ins 13-9), 9:00p .m. St. Louis 30, but Larry Griffin p.m. · Chicago (Wood 16-12) at fwnbled and it was recovered · ·San Diego (Greif 5-11 ) at Oakland (Blue 11-9) , ll :OOp .m. nci nnat i (Norman 10-9), 8:05 fOn ly gamesschedutedJ by St. Louis. The Cards then pCi.m . . Tuesday 's Games Los Angeli~s (Su tton 7-8) at N.Y. at MilwaUkee, 2. tw inight drove 70 yards and were on the (Reed 6-5 ), 7:30 p.m. . Detroit at Boston, night Bills' two-yard line when the AtlantaTuesday Cleveland at Baltimore, night 's Games Montreal at Chicago Ka n City at Minnesota , night game enged. Pittsburgh at N.Y., 2, tw inight Chicago l! f California, night San Francisco at Atlanta, night Texas at Oakland, nig ht Sf. Louis at Ph iladelphia , n ig~ t HoustonatCincinnati,night · Los Angeles at San Diego. night •"" ''" Linesoores Major League Results By Un ited Press International National Lea _ g ue P it s brgh 000 002 011 - 4 9 0 Ph il a 020 100 000- 3 11 Demery , Hernandez l7L Gi - 1 ToRONTO (UP!) 8 bobby Nichols, rebounding from a two-hole lapse, fired four blrdles oo the final nine SUnda)' oo the way to a four-61roke victory in the 65th · Canadian Open. The win was worth _.0,000 and pu~ed Nlchola' 197~ tour earnings to $111,660. Nichols shot four subpar rolllld4 -87, 67, 68, 68 -for a 10-und~r-par 270 in the 72-hole, $200,000 championship played over the . o·,788-yard Mississaugua Country Club course just west of Toronto. Larry Ziegler and John Schlee tied for second place at 274, and collected $18,500 each. Sehleegainedthetleforsecond with a 16-foot birdie putt on the fmal green --a· putt that was worth an extra $9,934 to him. Five others - Dale Douglass, &y Floyd, Lou Graham, Juan "Chi Chl" Rndrigues and Lee Trevino --finished with 275 for $7,420 apiece . The win carrieq an extra bonus for Nichols, 34-year-old head pro at the Akron, ohio, Firestone .golf course. The Canadian Open is an alternate tournament for the World Series of Golf, the !our-man tournament played at Nichols' Chicago mauls foe by 53-29 us l i (8) and Sangu i l!en ; Schue - ler . Riche rt (8), herna i z JBJ. Scarce ( B) and Boone . wpB giu5t i (5 -J l. L P - Sca r ce (3 -SL H R:.__J oh ns tone_( 2nd J. HONOLULU (UPI )-The Chicago Fire's Mark Kellar had a hat trick and then some M on trea l 010 000 000- 1 6 1 against the Hawaiians. N .Y . OlOOOOOJx - 48 0 McAnally . Montague (B l and Kellsr, a rookie fr·om NorthFoote; Parker . McGraw IBJ ern Illinois, scored five touchand Grote . WP - . cG raw ( 1-4) . LP - McAnal l v {6-12 l. downs as Chicago mugged the Hawaiians, 53-29, in a World San Di eg o 000 100 000- 1 54 Cinci 10 1 154 02x - 14 13 0 Football League game Sunday Spill ner , Laxton (5), Hardy (5 ). Palmer (6), John son 17! night before 12.608 customers, and Kendall , Barton ( 8 ); Bill ingham , Baney (7) , Hal l 19J and Bench , Plummer O J. WP BiHingham (12 ·7!. LP- Spillner (5·6!. HR ~ M o rgan (l<~thl . inns .l Los Ang 011 000 000 0- 2 7 1 Atlanta 000 020 000 1- 3 9 3 zahn . - Marshall I6J. and Yeager ; Capr a. Krausse (41. Leon (6) , House ( 8 ) and Correll . WP - House (3-2). LP'Marshal 1 I ll -6 ). H R - Wynn (23rd ). •(10 The win was the follrth straight for the Fire. Chicago jumped out to a ~ lead. as Kellar· scored· three times -first on a one yard run, then on a pass from VirgU carter and then on another Short sprint. Carter supplied the action point. Norris Weese hlt Dave Buchanan for a !3-yard scoring toss 30 seconds before the end of the first hall to put the Hawaiians on the board. Carter c.o mpleted 15-<Jf-21 passes for 205 yards. Weese passed for 338 yards, hitting 24- · of~2 attempts. The Hawaiians are now 1-3. Standings By United Press International East w . I. t. pet . pt pa Florida 3 0 0 1.000 41 24 Phfla 1 2 0 .333 - 46 36 Jacknvil 1 2 0 .333 55 54 N. Y . 1 2 0 .333 ·53 51 Central w. 1. t. pet . pf pa Ch icagO 4 0 0 1.000 124 73 Birm . 3 0 '0 1.000 111 69 Memph is 2 1 (l .667 83 81 Detroit 0 0 0 .000 45 88 West w. 1. t. pet . pf pa s. Calif . 2 1 o .667 61 61 Houston 1 2 0 .333 14 33 Hawaiians 1 3 0 .;]50 10~ 115 Portland 0 3 0 .000 38 78 sunday.•s Results Chlcago 53 Hawaiians 29 (Qnlygam escheduled) Wednuday's Games Florida at Houston Ph ifadelph ia at Portland Jacksonville at New York Birmingham and Detroit <Only games scheduled) Thursda-;'s Game s. California at Memphis (Only game scheduled ) WFL Lions .looking ·for new coach St . Louis 000 003 011- 5 141 Ch k ago ooo 013 ooo- ' 12 o BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Vikings defense as an,assislant Siebert , Fol kers (6). Hra bosky I BL Garm an 19 1 aod Mich. (UP!) - The Detroit to Bud Grant. He was ·fired Simmons; Stone, Zamora (61. lions, mourlting the_ sudderi, after two seasons of coaching Frail ing {8), Burris (9) and swisher. wP - Hr abosky (4-l l. death of Head ·Coach Don the St. Louis CardinalB. LP- Frailing (5 -8). HR s- Sim - Mccafferty, were expected to A 6-foot..S, ~oun~ giant of mons (13th ). Monday (12th), SJzem ore l2ndl . name one of three Uons' a riuui, MCcafferty was well assistant coaches to replace liked by .,h ia players, who (10 inns.) _ . San Fran 010 ooo 001 o- 2 12 1· him today. tagged "him "Easy Rider." It Hous . ooo 001 100 1- 3 12 0 ' McCafferty 53 who look file wlisatagMcCaffertylntensely Willia ms, Bryant Sosa ' · Co'!ta'to th..e super disliked. 18J. Moffitt J9J and {7), RudOl ph, Ba I timore Rader 191; Rober ts. Forsch (9J. Bowl in 1970,- collapsed and He was a standout as a York ( 10 1 and Edw ards , M . died f h '-' tMay (9 1. wP - Yo.r k (2-l) . LPo an apparent ea... a collegianWJderPaulBrownat Mott;tO IASJ . tack Sunday-while cutting file Ohio state, where he was an grass aod moving sand In the end and linetru~n, He played. Am erican Leaaue --, oet. 100 ooo oo5- 6 14 1 back yard of his West ArmyhallduringWorld War !I Cl~vaelker , Le~~nocoz1y_~Q~li.3 H ill~ Bloomfield, Mich., hOme. for three years and then spent er IBJ and Moses ; Arl in, General Manager Russ ashortstintwiththeNewYork Hilgendorf 18}. Beene C8l , ThomasofUleUonstalkedlate 'Gian•· · ~. Ellingsen ( 9 ) and Duncan . WP - Hiller 112 -71. LP- Beene 12. Sunday with owner Willlam After hJa playing days, he 3J .HR-s oanley <7 th l. Clay Ford -of Detroit; on a trip coached for 10 years at Kent Milw -;Qiio oo ooo- < > 1. to East Hampton, N.Y., about State and joined the Baltimore B~li~ ton 18 _ 1~olo o~~doooMgo;e; ._ naming a successohedrthto M ubcCaf- . staff at the invitation of Weeb Alex ande r, J ackson. (lJ. McNa l- 1erty,whocoac ec1 toa Ewbank in 1959 and stayed 'Y . .1' l. Reynolds C9l and &-7-1 record in hJa only aeason until he took over file top ·spot W1 ll1ams. LP - Aiexander {4-7). . H Rs- scot t ( tJth J, Hegan (7th l. m Detroit. for Don Shula, who resigned to "Don was an excellent coach go to the Mlaml Dolphins. !1st game) McCafferty guided the Colts Ch icago 000 100 1 00~ 2 1 o and an intelligent man," Ford Oakland 011 021 02x ...... 7 9 1 said in a ·statement after to the Super Bowl in 1970 and Bahnsen (8-12) and Herr mann ; Holt zman (11 -\lJ and learning of the death of the they narrowly miSsed the next Tenace . HR s- Rudl ( lotH ). Ten - coach he and Thomas per- season. But he was firad with a ace 2 (13 th & 14th ). sonally selected after Joe Sch- 26-11-2 record when ihe colts !2 nd game) mid! abruptly resigned in 1972. got off to a .1-4 start In 1972. · Chicago ooo 020 ooo- ·2 An Oak . 003 ooo oox- 3 5 o ' 'All of us will sorely- miss A memorial . servlce was L. All en, P iUock {31, Gossage him. " planned for McCafferty 15) and Herrmann ; Hamilton , Lindblad (5). Fingers (7) and About 25 of the striking Lions tonight. Funeral services were Haney . Tena ce (9 ). · WP - veterans, who were having a scheduled for Wednesday In Lindblad <3 -2). LP- L. Allen (0· -2 ) . meeting across the street from Towson, Md., where the Methe hospital where McCafferty Cafferty family lived .during N. Y. 002 010 000- 3 4 0 th off Boston 300 002 o3x- a 11 o was pronounced dead, ex· e -season. Pagan , Upshaw (6), wattace pressed shock and sorrow at McCafferty was survived by (7) an d Mun son; Lee {11 -9) and hia · · Blackwell . LP - Pagan (1 .2). the fleWS, . widow. June, daughters ~R - P i nielle <5th J. Speculation about a Jaclyn and Usa, imd sons. Bill fht game) repla cement centered aroWJd and Donald.· M;nn 0 10 400 000- 57 0 ass 18 ' !ants B 0 b H ll Calif 200 001 oOo- 3 5 1 o way, Ed league: D . Allen, Goltz . Butler (6h c ampbell Khayat, \ and ~ck Forzano ChtAmerican 26 ; Mayberry, KC 19; 17) and Bo rgm ann ; Hassler 12- because naming a· man from Jackson, Oak 17 ; Grich . .Ball . 5J and Sands, Rodr iguez (8). . , Clev , Briggs, Mil· and WP . - Goltz (4-5). . HR _:_: outside the Organization would Hendrick Burroughs, Tex 16. Rob1nson ( 15) . mean a new system of num~ Run·s Batteel In National Lea au~;... . Ced.eno, \2n d gameJ hers, offensive algnals and Hou 80 ; · Schmidt, Phil 75 ; 'Mir'm · 013 ooo 041- 9 10 1 defensive assignments. The Wynn , LA 72 ; Bench , Cin 71; Calif 400 002 24x - 12 10 1 , LA 68. , Albury, H.:inds (ll. Burgmei'- playerssaidpartofthereason Gar:vey AM E R I CA. N League ; Bu er <n. Campbel l (8 1 and Roo'f. for last season's dismal record roug'hS, lex ?s ; D . Allen , Chi Bor~mann (7) ; Tanana, Ryan · Darwin , Minn, Sando end (8) and Rodr ig uez WP - Ryan Was the switch from Schmidt's 71; R.udl , Oak 6.4. Ill• 1oL L p .::.. Burgm eier !4.J). system to McCafferty's. Pitching HRs- Rodr iQuez (1th) , vaten . National league : John , LA tine (2n d). Ol!lrw ln 2 !14th & Hollway was the most likely 13-3; Billingham· en·~ Gullet!. 15th ), Bochte JlstJ . Killebrew choice. he ·was credited ·1rith Cin. Carlt<m, Ph il, Brett , Pitt ~ ~::d\·. Stanton (9th), sa rew molding the .tough MlnneMta ,t!nd MCGlothen , SI.L 12-7; ' onborg , Phil 12-10. Kan City Texas 213 1 "·~---~-----....----------~~ 200 ooo 000 oox002- 64 11 12 0 - :;·-~-~-::.-~.. -F.;;;....=.7'"'-~~::.r::, brlles, F I t z morris "(3 ); .7k H- -A.f H.., McDan ie l (7) ·and Healy ; Brown , Foucault 19) and Sundberg . WP'- Brown (8·8). LP- Br lles (2-4). HRs- Johnson (4th), Freg0$1 (llthl. Pinson - JS.w&t"~ (Sth) . Jeci Nlddllua, with til,... 1Jirdieo 011 !be ftnt live bola, allot a final round o1 'IG lor am t.ot.al. 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'Jur . com'plete comprehensive"'· homeown ers' policy cove~ loss due to fire, theft, st9rm .damage, more. One premium · · .. .169 N. 2ND flesh side toward heat fir.st and By Aileen Claire WAGON WHEEL CASSEROLE grill for 4 minutes. Turn, brush NEA Food Editor 2 coos (!lb. each) pork and beans in tomato sauce ; 6 frankSauces turn a simple rock with desired sauce and confurters ; 1 c. Holland Edam Oleeae, cut In thlu strips ; '1.1 c . edam ByMn. Fred Neue cheese, shredded; v. c. rlrmly packed brown sugar ; 2 tap. lobster tail barbecue Into a tinue grilling on sheD side wr WUdwood Garden Clob ta s te sam pling experience . an additional ; minutes or until prepared mustard; 1 tsp. worceatershlre sauce. &muner Ia slipping _away fast and It will soon "be time to Pour heans into a one quari shallow baking dJah (square or Lobster tails are good with meat loses Its lr!'riSlucency and plant new peonies or divide aome we may already have . So let's round ). U.t a slit down length of each.frankhuter. Place cheese butter and lemon juice but becomes opaque . Serve witll take a look at a few hlnta. in slits. Arrange franks on bean.o In a spoke fashion, cheese side piquant sauces add to the hot Baked Beans. Some people have said that peonies are • plant forever. e up. Make a paste of brown sugar, musterd and worcestershire lobster experience. Make some BROWN BUTTER SAUCE Thete are one of the true long-lived planta. It 1.o not unconunoo to sauce. Spread over franks and beans. Place shredded cheese in barbecued baked heans and a find peonies IIW growing and blooming after SO years. In old large salad and serve fre sh ~ tablespoollll butter center of wheel. 2 lableopooDB lemon juice ganien.s around 1\Lttoric houaes peonies have been discovered Bake at 450 degrees for 20 minutes or untli beans are hot and rruit for dessert. 2 tablespoons parsley that were planted ·100 years previously. frankfurters are browned. Makes siJ servings. Salt and pepper In additloil to being the bargain plant In longevity, the BARBECUED • Brown the butter ; add lemon peooles are planta that have spectacular .flowers and heautilul SOUTH AFRICAN DANISH SLICED CUCUMBER WJrH GREEN GRAPES juice, parsley. Season wifll salt foUage when not In bloom. ROCK LOBSTER TAILS Two 8" cucumbers, pared and thinly sliced; I lsp. salt; 6 Peony plants are usuaJJy avallable In late summer or early Thaw rock lobster tails. Cut and pepper to taste. Makes tbsp. cider vinegar: 8 tbsp. water ; 6 tbsp. sugar; I c. halved and ·ran. From the nursery you will receive a plant wit!J.!hree to five seeded green grapes (fresh or canned); dried dill weed ; salt and away tmderside membrane. about 1f.t c up . "eyes" or budll which are clearly visible, or if you are dividing In sert barilboo skewers black pepper. BEET SAUCE aome you already have, make sure you have three to five "eyes" to keep tails nat through meat Sprinkle cucumber sllces wlth salt In small miJing bowl. I cup mayonnaiBe In each piece you reset. Allow to stand 15 minutes. Stir together briefly and allow to stand during broiling. Place .tails I> cup pickled heeta, Because peonies are a truly permanent plantin~ the another !5 minutes. Turn cucumbers Into str_ainer to drfl.ln off chopped fine ,.QU:•. - ...~;.-......... .v-• ........., p-eparatioo of aoll for them is most importaot. You should · liquid. Combine vinegar, water and sugar in same bowl. Stir until •3;..:.:.-.:{-&'&;x-:;;.;.:-:..:·:::·:··.:.-.·.·u-:.:-:.:.··'-''··;·~ p-epsre holes that are two feet deep and the same in diameter. sugar dissolves. The soU that you remove ahould be set aside and enriched with Add cucumbers and grapes in layers, sprinkling each layer compoet or peat moss. Also add some sand if it is a heavy clay. with a dash of dill weed. Salt and papper to taste. Cover tightly f:$ Blen all ingredients together. You can also add aome dehydrated manure and bone meal in the • and chill well. If desired, aerve on lettuce cups. Top with dollop of ·. bottom Of the hole and mix with the lower soli. Give peonies i Chill. Sprinkle with paprika. sour cream if desired. Makes five to six servings. plenty of room. They should be at least two feet apart - better Makes about I '1.1 cups sauce. J!llll three feet- as they will increaae in size. Growth may he CRAN-APPLE COOLER South African rock lobster talls offer a bsrbecuing taste BAKED BEANS BARBECUE slow at first but the apaces between the plants can be filled with Combine juice of 3lemoos, 3 c. sugar: 20 small mint leaves treat. MONDAY . 2 can• (I pound 12 oW!ceo bulbs and annuals untO the peonies fUlln completely. and 2 c. water. Boil and let simmer five minutes. After cooling, saucepan and simmer for 5 REVIVAL beginning barbecue time, place covered each) pork and beaM The most critical thing with peonies is the depth of planting. · strain, chlll. Combine Ibis mint syrup, I qt. (4 c.) cranberryminutes. Brush rock lobster casserole over coals to warm. It could be the difference between success and no bloom at all. If .apple drink and I qt. club aoda. Add ice cubes. Garnish with Monday at Hazel Community 4 tablespoons vinegar tails with file sauce. Serve Church between Long Bottom Makes 8 servings. 6 tablespoons molasses set too deep, file plants will never bloom even though prnducing lemon slices and more mint leaves. Serve In chilled glasses. remaining sauce hot as a dip and Portland, SR 124. 4 tablespoollll chili sauce acellent foliage. . Makes 12 to 14 servings. for the cooked rock lobster Evangelist will be the Rev. Bud 2 teaopoooo dry mustard SWEETANDSOURSAUCE The eyes or buds should be placed no more than two Inches tails. Makes 2% cups sauce. Hatfield. Special singing each lf.a cup on I tablespoon Angostura below the surface. As a guide, you can place a stick across the BIKER'S REFl\ESHMENT 2 teaopoollll salt aromatic bitters hole so you can judge and measure more easlly. (This beverage was originally meant to go on bike-bikes or night. Services 7: 30 p.m . nightly. I garlic clove, mashed Bacon sllces Cleanliness is important, too. After the peony plant has died 1 back-packing in your thermos bottle, bOt would go well almost Mix all seasonings together 1> eup flnnly packed dark baCk In the faJI, remove aU of the old sterna and discard - do not anywhere ). TUESDAY brown sugar and pour over canned beans in put on compost. 'lbere is ooe disease - botrytis blight - which is 1c. milk ; 2 c. orange juice; I egg; I pt. oraoge sherbet. Have PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy large casserole. Mix together 1 can frozen orange juice, carried ovet winter on the old stems and soU. In the spring lf you all ingredients Ice cold. Combine in blender until thoroughly Chapter !Ill!, OES, 7:30 p.m., flloroughly but gently so heans undiluted notice. the emerging shoots turning black, you should spray with mixed, about one ritinute. S,ake before serving. Makes four home of Mrs . Dorothy do not crush or split. Lay bacon I cup elder vinegar ferbam or Bordeaux fungicides. This same disease causes the servirigs. Woodard, Union Ave. Combine all ingredienta in strips across top. Bake at 350 buds to tum black when the size of a large pea, and they will never open. . DINNER to be served at degrees for 30 minutes. AI WAIJIIVf GRANOLA COOKIES There are not too many varieties of peonies available, so .,'1.1 c. butter or margarine;! c. brown sugar, packed; I egg, I Drew Webster po ~ t 39 , don't be surprised when you see old varieties still listed in your tsp. grated orange peel; · '!. c. sifted all-purpose flour; I> tsp . Pomeroy, 7:30 p.m. for past catalog. baking powder; '1.1 tap. salt ; II> c. crunchy granola; %c. C()ar- commanders an<;~ captains of . the police detail" at the Meigs aely chopped walnuts . Cream togetherbutter,sugar, egg and orange peel (mixture County Fair. WEDNESDAY will look curdled). Resifl flour with baking powder and salt. Add . . 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Hond• ~y 6" h ole~lt when IM:Id loU m• luril)' 5 )'tRfl (41t ,.; 11W titlt .)'t'flrl. Bond• a re mpl..a.1 il Jn.t, .Wie n or dntlv)'ed. Whtn needed, ~' Cln be ca.t-.ed •t )'OW' l111111k:. ln!ei'Hl i1 nDI. 111~ Ul.Uie Ill' IOCIIIIomme tar:e., ~lw:l rl'lR)' be de rerr«~ i111U\ ndempdOn. ~ .. • BAKER- ~ ·~ J:;: By Dingo AI~& 1'0Wao...6f/M' ~ f II COWBOY BOOTS •ound with Gary Tuesday and he gave me a pdtttng • lesson," said Nichols, who had not putted well in hJa previoUB three tournamenta. " He is a very intelligent man and I'll tell you, I'm glad he's not a professlonal. He'd make a Jot of money." Cowan failed to make the :mhole cut. Fun With Food ~· ~ ~ A weeltly feature of Meljls County Garden Club members. ·ao'fs practice ~ Notes • ... borne course. winners of the Brltlah ()pen, the Masters, the U.S. Open and file U.S. PGA champlon!hip are eliglbl" for the tournament . Because Gary Player has __won both the Masters and the Brlllah Open. the Canadian • Open winner gets a crack at the World Series thia year. Nichols last played In the tournament Mal or Leagult Ltlttr$ ty United Prtn lnter!'lltlon•l· • In !OM when he lost to the late L•adlng eatters Tony Lema. National league t · ab r. h pet. Nlcmols llJitered file final Garr, Atl 101 425 60 1.5-4 . 362 round with a one stro~e lead Zls~ , P1t 91 323 A7 )0.4 .32'2 Gi!rnmo, Cin 91 263.43 83 .316 over Mike Hill and Trevino. He Sc hrndLPh ll 1 0 337 67 106 .3\5 played the first nine holes of Brock, SU.. 92 371 63 116 . Hl StL 91 323 4.5 101 .313 the fina1!8ln one under M but Smith. Grou, Hou 97 3<47 SB 108 .31 I then, in an apparent loss of CasH . Phil 100 416 63 129 .310 97 401 sa 12-4 .309 composure, bogeyed the loth Garvv, LA Mntnez, Phil 84 293 30 90 . 307 and lith. American Leavue 'II · ab r . h. pet. But oo the par-five 12th, the Carew , Min 98 391 -59 1-47 .376 tough "Big Cblef" of the Hargrve,TeK 79 243 35 81 .33J 9.4 326 62 108 .331 course, he sank a thre'e-foot Yaz, Bo!!i Orta , Chi 8D 284 45 92 .324 pressure putt for a birdie. Randle , Tex 9.4 308 43 99 .321 Bouyed by this, Nichols went Maddox , NY 7S 232 41 74 .319 91313 55 98 .313 on to birdie ihe 13th and l~th Jacksn,Oak McRae , KC 92 32.4 45 100 .309 86 307 38 95 .309 and then iced the cake with Braun, Min 8.S 290 41 89 .307 anofllerbinlieon the 17th hole. Petrc/1 , Bos Home A:uns Nati'onal League: Wynn , LA Nichola credited Canadian 23 ; Hou 21 ; Schmidt, amateur Gary Cowan, former Vh llCedeno, 20 : Bench and Perez. Cln champion of both the Canadian 1$. and U.S. amateur tournaments, with helping him win. ~'l I Green Thumb INIURAIIC• . whilo PlmSayre, and Beth Autlmn andVaug~n, Rhonda . .----------------~ Weat alao collecled three hits each. Hubblrd, Guinther, Ash -~ Ginger Cullllffil each bad Try 'saucy~barbecued FOOD FOR AMERICANS lobster @.-"'~=-.>.:s:>.>'/-::--m'-«<"'-;w..a::m_-?m-"_....W~ 1- 'I'M Deily Sentinel, Mlddleport.-~omeroy , 0 ., Monday, July 29, 1974 • • {ioApel Jtretlngs 9uly 29 - Aug. 2, 1974 . 298 Second St. ·Pomeroy, 0. .. ' • �• ' 5 ~ The Dally Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, July 29, 1974 Cards take Bills 21-13 in first show-off game Major Le~gue ~tandlngs · 8y United PrfU International Ni!lion~! League East w. 1. pet. g.b. CANTON, Ohio (UP!) -The St. Loula Cardlnala beat file Buffalo Bllla, 21-13, here Saturday In the annual 111'0 football Hall of Fame e:dllbition game - the firat e:dllbition football game of the season. Greg Johnson scored two. touchdowns to lead the Cardinals to the nationally televised vtct«y whilo veteran Natiooal Football League players picked outside Fawcett Btattlum. Johnaon scored In the first quarter .on a five-yard pass from quarterback Bill Bymun. The cardinals got another acore on a !3-yard pass from Bynwn to rwming back Bill Keifll Denson, a rookie wide receiver from San Diego State, set up both of Johnson's scores, first on a 44-yard punt return to file Buffalo 20 aod file second on a ~3-yard return which gave St. Louili the baU on the Buffalo 16. The llllls' first score, early In the sec9nd quarter, came on the 26-yard field goal by Shlapak after Buffalo had driven to file cards' nine-yard line. With five minutes left in the first hall, Buffalo grabbed a 107lead when rookie quarterback Marangi of Boston College rolled around right end from II yards out for a TD. The key play in the drive was a :Ja-yard Porter. pass £rom Marangi to Reuben Buffalo got a TD on an 11- Gant of Oklahoma State, the yard nm by Gary Marangi, and Bills ' No. I draft choice. Gant, Boril Shlapak kiCked a pair of however, suffered a broken field goals. collarbone oo the play. Johnaon scored again on a After Denson's secood punt one-yard plunge which gave · return, the Cardinals were file cardinals a 14-10 halftime aided by a pass interference edge. A's up division lead to 7Y2 games By FRED Mc.MANE and Hollie Fingers shared the UPI Sports Writer spotlight in the second game. Any day now, th~ remainder Bando doubled in two runs in of the American League West the second and .Jackson singled clu~s are liable to file a "no home what proved to be the c~test" plea Jlgainst the winning rWl in the same inning . · Oakland A's. Lindblad and Fingers, mean'l'he A's, who have won two while, limited the White Sox to consecutive world champion~ just three hits over the la-l!t five . shlpo and three straight AL Innings. West titles, are soaring to . The A's have now won 11 of anofller division crown with the their last 14 games. .... of a Secretariat. . In other AL games, Boston Oakland increase·d its division beat New York,_8-3 j Milwaukee lead to 71> games ,Sunday by downed. Baltimore, 4~; Detroit taking a pair from the Chicago topped Cleveland, &-3.; Texas White Sox, 7-2 and 3-2. and, as edged Kansas City. 6-4, aod usual, the A's had a large California defeated Minnesota, assortment of heroes. 12-9, after losing 5-3. · Gene Tenace and Ken HoltzCincinnati routed San Diego, man were the major stars of 14-1; Atiaota nipped Los Anthe first game, with Tenace geles, 3-2, ln 10 innings; driving in three runs with a Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia, pair o( homers and Holtzman 4-3; St. Louis topped Chicago, 5allowing only six hits in a 4; Houston beat San Francisco, route-going pitching performan- 3-2, in 10 innings, and New ce. Joe Rudi also .had a homer York whipped Montreal, 4-1, in for Oakland, whlle Bert Cam- National League games. paneris chipped in with a two· Red Sox 8, Yaakees 3 run double. Bill Lee tossed a four-hitter Sal Bando, R!>ggie Jackson ·as the Red Sox beat the and relievers Paul Lindblad Yankees for the lOth consecutive time at Fenway Park and increased theiflead in the A.L East to Ph ~a me s ove~ Cleveland. Lou Plniella .homered for the Yankees, who have lost 19 of their last 2Q games at Boston. Brewers t , Orioles 0 ·' George Scott and Mike Hegan The tilts •n Misses girls' hit two-nm homers in the first softball team won two league Inning · to back the three-hit galne recenUy In the Point pitching of Jim Slaton as the Pleasant Senior Girls' League, Brewers beat the Orioles for edglrig Southern States 4-3 and the ninth time In 12 games. ,dropping the Junior Women's Slaton, boosting his record to 8Club 22-9. 11, struck out four and walked The two wins give file Misses o~e In winning for the first time the Jeagoe championship, as . "Stnce June _21. the "''uad has won both halves Tigers 6, Indians 3 of &eiiSIXl play. . Mickey Stanley's three-run The Southern States battle bomer in the ninth enabled the was a sccreless tie. Willi the Tigers· to defeat the Indians. sixth inning when Point John Hiller notched his 12th win Pleasant tallled three times In m relief. the top half of the Inning Rangers 6, Royals 4 before "the Hits •n Misses cam~ Alex Johnson and Jim Fregoback with four 1n the last of the si·homered to pace the Rangers sixth for file biurnph. over the Royals. Jackie Brown Rhonda West was the win- worked eight innings for Texas nlng pitcher while Pam to notch his eighth victory in 16 Vaughan led u{. Misses with a decisions. Vada Vinson had a double and two singles, two-run homer for the Royals. followed by Debbie Roush with Calif. 3, 12, Minn. 5, 9 two singles, and one hit each Jerry Terrell and Glenn · off file bolo of West warner Borgmann each delivered two. Roy, Demaris Ash 'Guinthe; run singles in the fourth inning of the opener to lead the Twins and Beth Vaughan.' West was again file winning to a victory, but Leroy pitcher In the win over the Stanton's tw o-ru n homer Junior Women's Club as IU!r capped a four-run rally In the teammates banged oui 26 hits. eighth inning of the nightcap Jill Warner led the way with that enabled- the - Angels ID a home run. and two singles, salvage a split. while Pam and Befll Vaughan The mghtcap triumph led file Mlsaes with a ·double snapped a · 15-game l osi ng and. two singles, followed by streak at home for California. Debbie Roush with two singles, Nolan Ryan worked in. relief in and one hit each off the bata of file second game and notched West, ·warner, Roy, Demaris · his 13th win despite giving op Ash, Guinther and Beth homers to pinch-hitters Harmon Vaughan. K)llebrew aod Rod Carew. West was &gain the ·winning Bobby Darwin also Had a pair pltc:bei- in the win over the of homers for Minnesota in the Junior Women's Cl•b ·as her nightcap, while rookie Bruce teammates banged oui 26 hito. Boehle,- Bobby Valentine and Jill Warner led the way with Ellie Rodtigoez homered for I home run and two singles, the Angels. Hit 'n Misses win pair of recent games · two bill, Wt.ue Rollsli, Allen llld Pat Vat111ban each had one .bit. · We1t'1 record on the IIIGIIIId D01J ANII at 13-2. I Anrdl Dflbt far lbe ilque · llllat.d rw IIOnday, Auc-1, at OrdllaDee Field Polllt P'aaiUl All pareoil 01 <he Pta aad ll1endl are Invited. • • Nichols hot in Canadian victory Amerlc:an Le•1ue Eut w. 1. pet . Bos ton SJ 46 .S3S • ·• · Clevela-nd S1 47 . s~o Balllmore so 49 .SOS New York so 49 .505 ' Milwauke-e49 50 .495 Detroit · 46 53 . .US ; l"' Philadelph ia 52 411 . 520 penalty on Dennis Draper on Sl . Louis so sa .500 2 48 52 . 4BD 4 the Buffalo one . Johnson Pittsburgh .16 52 ... 69 5 Monlreal scored two plays later ID give New York • 3 s• . 4-43 7' 2 west 42 55 ,433 BV.. w. I. pel . g . b . the cards their halftime ad- Chicago wur O&kland S9 •2 .se• vantage. · w. 1. pet.· g .b . KansuCitv so •a .510 Chicago SO 49 .505 The margin was narrowed to LosAngeles 65 37 .637 Cincinnati 62 41 . 60 2 3\'1- Tex~s 51 51 .SOD 14-13 late in file third quarter Houston 54 48 . 529 11 M lnnes.ot·a 49 53 .480 10 1h 53 49 ,520 12 Coi!ililornra 40 63 .388 20 by the Bills on a 27-yard field Atlan ta San Franc isco 46 57 .447 19'h Saturday's Results goal by Shlapak. The score was San Diego 43 61 ,41 3 23 Cleveland 3 Detroit 2 Saturda y' s Results M innesota 6 Dllkland 1 set up when defensive end St . Louis J Ch cago 2 Chicago 9 Texas S Larry McGuire recovered a Phila 6 P ittsb urgh s, 1s t Mil waukee s Baltimore 3 Baston S New York 4 funible by Bynum on the St. Ph ila 7 Pit tsburgh 4, 2nd New York II Montreal S K.ansas City 6 California J Louis 14-yard line. Houston 11 San Francisco 3 Sunday's Results Detroit 6 Cle\lelarTd 3 The cards came back with a Cincinnat i 5 San Diego 1 10 Los An·geles 0 Milwaukee • Balflmor·e 0 60-yard TD drlve with Bynwn Ailanta Sunday's JZe$ulh Boston 9 Jl-4ew York 3 Mlnn 5 Californ ia 3. 1St hitting Porter, a rookie running New York 4 Montreal 1 Pittsburgh 4 Ph iladelph ia 3 Calif 12 Minnesota 9, 2nd had< from Midland (Neb.) St , Louis 5 ChiCi!!IQO 4 Oa kland 7 Chicago 2, 1st. lAltheran College, with a 13- Houston 3 San Fran 2, 10 Inns . Oakland 3 Chicago 2, 2nd Cincinnati 14 San OiegQ I Texas 6 Kan$as City 4 yard pass. Aflan ta 3 Los Ang 2, 10 inns . Today'1 Probable Pitchers· Today 's Probable Pitt: hers (All Times EDTI Porter caught the baU oo the ( All Times EDT) N ew York ( McDo~ell 1.4) at two-yard line aod reached over Montreal {Rogers 10 -121 at Boston (Moret4-3), 7:30p.m. New York (S tone2 -7). 2:15p.m. Milwaukee (Wr ight 8-13) at for the score. St. Lou is (B are 0-2) at Baltimore (G rlms ley ·ll -8), 7:30 Rookie Greg Hare of Ohio ~ C hicago ( HootonJ - 9 ), 2 : 30p . m . c.m. Detroit (Lolich 10 -13 ) at Pittsburgh (Rooker 6.8)· at State was at quarterback when Ph iladel phia (Carlton 12-8J. Cleveland (Bosman 3-0 Or Buffalo threatened in the third 7:35p .m. Peter$on 7-SJ. 7:30 p.m. San Francisco (Caldwell 9·31 Kansas City (Pattin 2-5) at' quarter. The Bills drove tO the at HousfQn (Osteen 9-81. 8:20 T~xas (Jenk ins 13-9), 9:00p .m. St. Louis 30, but Larry Griffin p.m. · Chicago (Wood 16-12) at fwnbled and it was recovered · ·San Diego (Greif 5-11 ) at Oakland (Blue 11-9) , ll :OOp .m. nci nnat i (Norman 10-9), 8:05 fOn ly gamesschedutedJ by St. Louis. The Cards then pCi.m . . Tuesday 's Games Los Angeli~s (Su tton 7-8) at N.Y. at MilwaUkee, 2. tw inight drove 70 yards and were on the (Reed 6-5 ), 7:30 p.m. . Detroit at Boston, night Bills' two-yard line when the AtlantaTuesday Cleveland at Baltimore, night 's Games Montreal at Chicago Ka n City at Minnesota , night game enged. Pittsburgh at N.Y., 2, tw inight Chicago l! f California, night San Francisco at Atlanta, night Texas at Oakland, nig ht Sf. Louis at Ph iladelphia , n ig~ t HoustonatCincinnati,night · Los Angeles at San Diego. night •"" ''" Linesoores Major League Results By Un ited Press International National Lea _ g ue P it s brgh 000 002 011 - 4 9 0 Ph il a 020 100 000- 3 11 Demery , Hernandez l7L Gi - 1 ToRONTO (UP!) 8 bobby Nichols, rebounding from a two-hole lapse, fired four blrdles oo the final nine SUnda)' oo the way to a four-61roke victory in the 65th · Canadian Open. The win was worth _.0,000 and pu~ed Nlchola' 197~ tour earnings to $111,660. Nichols shot four subpar rolllld4 -87, 67, 68, 68 -for a 10-und~r-par 270 in the 72-hole, $200,000 championship played over the . o·,788-yard Mississaugua Country Club course just west of Toronto. Larry Ziegler and John Schlee tied for second place at 274, and collected $18,500 each. Sehleegainedthetleforsecond with a 16-foot birdie putt on the fmal green --a· putt that was worth an extra $9,934 to him. Five others - Dale Douglass, &y Floyd, Lou Graham, Juan "Chi Chl" Rndrigues and Lee Trevino --finished with 275 for $7,420 apiece . The win carrieq an extra bonus for Nichols, 34-year-old head pro at the Akron, ohio, Firestone .golf course. The Canadian Open is an alternate tournament for the World Series of Golf, the !our-man tournament played at Nichols' Chicago mauls foe by 53-29 us l i (8) and Sangu i l!en ; Schue - ler . Riche rt (8), herna i z JBJ. Scarce ( B) and Boone . wpB giu5t i (5 -J l. L P - Sca r ce (3 -SL H R:.__J oh ns tone_( 2nd J. HONOLULU (UPI )-The Chicago Fire's Mark Kellar had a hat trick and then some M on trea l 010 000 000- 1 6 1 against the Hawaiians. N .Y . OlOOOOOJx - 48 0 McAnally . Montague (B l and Kellsr, a rookie fr·om NorthFoote; Parker . McGraw IBJ ern Illinois, scored five touchand Grote . WP - . cG raw ( 1-4) . LP - McAnal l v {6-12 l. downs as Chicago mugged the Hawaiians, 53-29, in a World San Di eg o 000 100 000- 1 54 Cinci 10 1 154 02x - 14 13 0 Football League game Sunday Spill ner , Laxton (5), Hardy (5 ). Palmer (6), John son 17! night before 12.608 customers, and Kendall , Barton ( 8 ); Bill ingham , Baney (7) , Hal l 19J and Bench , Plummer O J. WP BiHingham (12 ·7!. LP- Spillner (5·6!. HR ~ M o rgan (l<~thl . inns .l Los Ang 011 000 000 0- 2 7 1 Atlanta 000 020 000 1- 3 9 3 zahn . - Marshall I6J. and Yeager ; Capr a. Krausse (41. Leon (6) , House ( 8 ) and Correll . WP - House (3-2). LP'Marshal 1 I ll -6 ). H R - Wynn (23rd ). •(10 The win was the follrth straight for the Fire. Chicago jumped out to a ~ lead. as Kellar· scored· three times -first on a one yard run, then on a pass from VirgU carter and then on another Short sprint. Carter supplied the action point. Norris Weese hlt Dave Buchanan for a !3-yard scoring toss 30 seconds before the end of the first hall to put the Hawaiians on the board. Carter c.o mpleted 15-<Jf-21 passes for 205 yards. Weese passed for 338 yards, hitting 24- · of~2 attempts. The Hawaiians are now 1-3. Standings By United Press International East w . I. t. pet . pt pa Florida 3 0 0 1.000 41 24 Phfla 1 2 0 .333 - 46 36 Jacknvil 1 2 0 .333 55 54 N. Y . 1 2 0 .333 ·53 51 Central w. 1. t. pet . pf pa Ch icagO 4 0 0 1.000 124 73 Birm . 3 0 '0 1.000 111 69 Memph is 2 1 (l .667 83 81 Detroit 0 0 0 .000 45 88 West w. 1. t. pet . pf pa s. Calif . 2 1 o .667 61 61 Houston 1 2 0 .333 14 33 Hawaiians 1 3 0 .;]50 10~ 115 Portland 0 3 0 .000 38 78 sunday.•s Results Chlcago 53 Hawaiians 29 (Qnlygam escheduled) Wednuday's Games Florida at Houston Ph ifadelph ia at Portland Jacksonville at New York Birmingham and Detroit <Only games scheduled) Thursda-;'s Game s. California at Memphis (Only game scheduled ) WFL Lions .looking ·for new coach St . Louis 000 003 011- 5 141 Ch k ago ooo 013 ooo- ' 12 o BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Vikings defense as an,assislant Siebert , Fol kers (6). Hra bosky I BL Garm an 19 1 aod Mich. (UP!) - The Detroit to Bud Grant. He was ·fired Simmons; Stone, Zamora (61. lions, mourlting the_ sudderi, after two seasons of coaching Frail ing {8), Burris (9) and swisher. wP - Hr abosky (4-l l. death of Head ·Coach Don the St. Louis CardinalB. LP- Frailing (5 -8). HR s- Sim - Mccafferty, were expected to A 6-foot..S, ~oun~ giant of mons (13th ). Monday (12th), SJzem ore l2ndl . name one of three Uons' a riuui, MCcafferty was well assistant coaches to replace liked by .,h ia players, who (10 inns.) _ . San Fran 010 ooo 001 o- 2 12 1· him today. tagged "him "Easy Rider." It Hous . ooo 001 100 1- 3 12 0 ' McCafferty 53 who look file wlisatagMcCaffertylntensely Willia ms, Bryant Sosa ' · Co'!ta'to th..e super disliked. 18J. Moffitt J9J and {7), RudOl ph, Ba I timore Rader 191; Rober ts. Forsch (9J. Bowl in 1970,- collapsed and He was a standout as a York ( 10 1 and Edw ards , M . died f h '-' tMay (9 1. wP - Yo.r k (2-l) . LPo an apparent ea... a collegianWJderPaulBrownat Mott;tO IASJ . tack Sunday-while cutting file Ohio state, where he was an grass aod moving sand In the end and linetru~n, He played. Am erican Leaaue --, oet. 100 ooo oo5- 6 14 1 back yard of his West ArmyhallduringWorld War !I Cl~vaelker , Le~~nocoz1y_~Q~li.3 H ill~ Bloomfield, Mich., hOme. for three years and then spent er IBJ and Moses ; Arl in, General Manager Russ ashortstintwiththeNewYork Hilgendorf 18}. Beene C8l , ThomasofUleUonstalkedlate 'Gian•· · ~. Ellingsen ( 9 ) and Duncan . WP - Hiller 112 -71. LP- Beene 12. Sunday with owner Willlam After hJa playing days, he 3J .HR-s oanley <7 th l. Clay Ford -of Detroit; on a trip coached for 10 years at Kent Milw -;Qiio oo ooo- < > 1. to East Hampton, N.Y., about State and joined the Baltimore B~li~ ton 18 _ 1~olo o~~doooMgo;e; ._ naming a successohedrthto M ubcCaf- . staff at the invitation of Weeb Alex ande r, J ackson. (lJ. McNa l- 1erty,whocoac ec1 toa Ewbank in 1959 and stayed 'Y . .1' l. Reynolds C9l and &-7-1 record in hJa only aeason until he took over file top ·spot W1 ll1ams. LP - Aiexander {4-7). . H Rs- scot t ( tJth J, Hegan (7th l. m Detroit. for Don Shula, who resigned to "Don was an excellent coach go to the Mlaml Dolphins. !1st game) McCafferty guided the Colts Ch icago 000 100 1 00~ 2 1 o and an intelligent man," Ford Oakland 011 021 02x ...... 7 9 1 said in a ·statement after to the Super Bowl in 1970 and Bahnsen (8-12) and Herr mann ; Holt zman (11 -\lJ and learning of the death of the they narrowly miSsed the next Tenace . HR s- Rudl ( lotH ). Ten - coach he and Thomas per- season. But he was firad with a ace 2 (13 th & 14th ). sonally selected after Joe Sch- 26-11-2 record when ihe colts !2 nd game) mid! abruptly resigned in 1972. got off to a .1-4 start In 1972. · Chicago ooo 020 ooo- ·2 An Oak . 003 ooo oox- 3 5 o ' 'All of us will sorely- miss A memorial . servlce was L. All en, P iUock {31, Gossage him. " planned for McCafferty 15) and Herrmann ; Hamilton , Lindblad (5). Fingers (7) and About 25 of the striking Lions tonight. Funeral services were Haney . Tena ce (9 ). · WP - veterans, who were having a scheduled for Wednesday In Lindblad <3 -2). LP- L. Allen (0· -2 ) . meeting across the street from Towson, Md., where the Methe hospital where McCafferty Cafferty family lived .during N. Y. 002 010 000- 3 4 0 th off Boston 300 002 o3x- a 11 o was pronounced dead, ex· e -season. Pagan , Upshaw (6), wattace pressed shock and sorrow at McCafferty was survived by (7) an d Mun son; Lee {11 -9) and hia · · Blackwell . LP - Pagan (1 .2). the fleWS, . widow. June, daughters ~R - P i nielle <5th J. Speculation about a Jaclyn and Usa, imd sons. Bill fht game) repla cement centered aroWJd and Donald.· M;nn 0 10 400 000- 57 0 ass 18 ' !ants B 0 b H ll Calif 200 001 oOo- 3 5 1 o way, Ed league: D . Allen, Goltz . Butler (6h c ampbell Khayat, \ and ~ck Forzano ChtAmerican 26 ; Mayberry, KC 19; 17) and Bo rgm ann ; Hassler 12- because naming a· man from Jackson, Oak 17 ; Grich . .Ball . 5J and Sands, Rodr iguez (8). . , Clev , Briggs, Mil· and WP . - Goltz (4-5). . HR _:_: outside the Organization would Hendrick Burroughs, Tex 16. Rob1nson ( 15) . mean a new system of num~ Run·s Batteel In National Lea au~;... . Ced.eno, \2n d gameJ hers, offensive algnals and Hou 80 ; · Schmidt, Phil 75 ; 'Mir'm · 013 ooo 041- 9 10 1 defensive assignments. The Wynn , LA 72 ; Bench , Cin 71; Calif 400 002 24x - 12 10 1 , LA 68. , Albury, H.:inds (ll. Burgmei'- playerssaidpartofthereason Gar:vey AM E R I CA. N League ; Bu er <n. Campbel l (8 1 and Roo'f. for last season's dismal record roug'hS, lex ?s ; D . Allen , Chi Bor~mann (7) ; Tanana, Ryan · Darwin , Minn, Sando end (8) and Rodr ig uez WP - Ryan Was the switch from Schmidt's 71; R.udl , Oak 6.4. Ill• 1oL L p .::.. Burgm eier !4.J). system to McCafferty's. Pitching HRs- Rodr iQuez (1th) , vaten . National league : John , LA tine (2n d). Ol!lrw ln 2 !14th & Hollway was the most likely 13-3; Billingham· en·~ Gullet!. 15th ), Bochte JlstJ . Killebrew choice. he ·was credited ·1rith Cin. Carlt<m, Ph il, Brett , Pitt ~ ~::d\·. Stanton (9th), sa rew molding the .tough MlnneMta ,t!nd MCGlothen , SI.L 12-7; ' onborg , Phil 12-10. Kan City Texas 213 1 "·~---~-----....----------~~ 200 ooo 000 oox002- 64 11 12 0 - :;·-~-~-::.-~.. -F.;;;....=.7'"'-~~::.r::, brlles, F I t z morris "(3 ); .7k H- -A.f H.., McDan ie l (7) ·and Healy ; Brown , Foucault 19) and Sundberg . WP'- Brown (8·8). LP- Br lles (2-4). HRs- Johnson (4th), Freg0$1 (llthl. Pinson - JS.w&t"~ (Sth) . Jeci Nlddllua, with til,... 1Jirdieo 011 !be ftnt live bola, allot a final round o1 'IG lor am t.ot.al. Arnold Pa1mor lhDt • . final round • for a m, Defendlnl champion Tom Woillulpf, who had a 16 tn lbe oocond round, ballooned "' • final round 75 and llnllbod three over par at ZSI. • Low canadian tn the touruo men! wu Bon Kern, who won Pi(~ with a '21fT. Tournament officlala preaented Kem'1 wife wlfllan fiiiiOcharm bracelet for being low Canadian In tile ~ld1 played a '10.99 Sizes 8'h thru 3 heritage. house Your Thom MeAn Store Midclloporl, 0. ONLY HEADliGHT . 4 POSI1'!0R. · lUG ADJUSTIIEIIT FURNITURE · ·--~.0; How you face t morrow depetl.ds on how you save today. KAY'S BEAUTY SALON .Fashion and m MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-2725 5 OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU Mary, Phyllis, Naomj, Jane, Kay ' • \l ~eauty man! Sew your own jacket :;u:• Gospel of Christ Tips POWELL'S N. W. OOMPIDN. O.... D, _.OPTOM ETRIS:t DALE C. WARNER ·INS. AGENCY 992-2143 Pomeroy, 992-742~ • caIendar Liven a sandwich with pineapple •e PACKAGE POLICY: rtl.rAL COVERAGE 102W. Main Soc iaI 1-:~:l:~~~c:w:e~oh I . 'Jur . com'plete comprehensive"'· homeown ers' policy cove~ loss due to fire, theft, st9rm .damage, more. One premium · · .. .169 N. 2ND flesh side toward heat fir.st and By Aileen Claire WAGON WHEEL CASSEROLE grill for 4 minutes. Turn, brush NEA Food Editor 2 coos (!lb. each) pork and beans in tomato sauce ; 6 frankSauces turn a simple rock with desired sauce and confurters ; 1 c. Holland Edam Oleeae, cut In thlu strips ; '1.1 c . edam ByMn. Fred Neue cheese, shredded; v. c. rlrmly packed brown sugar ; 2 tap. lobster tail barbecue Into a tinue grilling on sheD side wr WUdwood Garden Clob ta s te sam pling experience . an additional ; minutes or until prepared mustard; 1 tsp. worceatershlre sauce. &muner Ia slipping _away fast and It will soon "be time to Pour heans into a one quari shallow baking dJah (square or Lobster tails are good with meat loses Its lr!'riSlucency and plant new peonies or divide aome we may already have . So let's round ). U.t a slit down length of each.frankhuter. Place cheese butter and lemon juice but becomes opaque . Serve witll take a look at a few hlnta. in slits. Arrange franks on bean.o In a spoke fashion, cheese side piquant sauces add to the hot Baked Beans. Some people have said that peonies are • plant forever. e up. Make a paste of brown sugar, musterd and worcestershire lobster experience. Make some BROWN BUTTER SAUCE Thete are one of the true long-lived planta. It 1.o not unconunoo to sauce. Spread over franks and beans. Place shredded cheese in barbecued baked heans and a find peonies IIW growing and blooming after SO years. In old large salad and serve fre sh ~ tablespoollll butter center of wheel. 2 lableopooDB lemon juice ganien.s around 1\Lttoric houaes peonies have been discovered Bake at 450 degrees for 20 minutes or untli beans are hot and rruit for dessert. 2 tablespoons parsley that were planted ·100 years previously. frankfurters are browned. Makes siJ servings. Salt and pepper In additloil to being the bargain plant In longevity, the BARBECUED • Brown the butter ; add lemon peooles are planta that have spectacular .flowers and heautilul SOUTH AFRICAN DANISH SLICED CUCUMBER WJrH GREEN GRAPES juice, parsley. Season wifll salt foUage when not In bloom. ROCK LOBSTER TAILS Two 8" cucumbers, pared and thinly sliced; I lsp. salt; 6 Peony plants are usuaJJy avallable In late summer or early Thaw rock lobster tails. Cut and pepper to taste. Makes tbsp. cider vinegar: 8 tbsp. water ; 6 tbsp. sugar; I c. halved and ·ran. From the nursery you will receive a plant wit!J.!hree to five seeded green grapes (fresh or canned); dried dill weed ; salt and away tmderside membrane. about 1f.t c up . "eyes" or budll which are clearly visible, or if you are dividing In sert barilboo skewers black pepper. BEET SAUCE aome you already have, make sure you have three to five "eyes" to keep tails nat through meat Sprinkle cucumber sllces wlth salt In small miJing bowl. I cup mayonnaiBe In each piece you reset. Allow to stand 15 minutes. Stir together briefly and allow to stand during broiling. Place .tails I> cup pickled heeta, Because peonies are a truly permanent plantin~ the another !5 minutes. Turn cucumbers Into str_ainer to drfl.ln off chopped fine ,.QU:•. - ...~;.-......... .v-• ........., p-eparatioo of aoll for them is most importaot. You should · liquid. Combine vinegar, water and sugar in same bowl. Stir until •3;..:.:.-.:{-&'&;x-:;;.;.:-:..:·:::·:··.:.-.·.·u-:.:-:.:.··'-''··;·~ p-epsre holes that are two feet deep and the same in diameter. sugar dissolves. The soU that you remove ahould be set aside and enriched with Add cucumbers and grapes in layers, sprinkling each layer compoet or peat moss. Also add some sand if it is a heavy clay. with a dash of dill weed. Salt and papper to taste. Cover tightly f:$ Blen all ingredients together. You can also add aome dehydrated manure and bone meal in the • and chill well. If desired, aerve on lettuce cups. Top with dollop of ·. bottom Of the hole and mix with the lower soli. Give peonies i Chill. Sprinkle with paprika. sour cream if desired. Makes five to six servings. plenty of room. They should be at least two feet apart - better Makes about I '1.1 cups sauce. J!llll three feet- as they will increaae in size. Growth may he CRAN-APPLE COOLER South African rock lobster talls offer a bsrbecuing taste BAKED BEANS BARBECUE slow at first but the apaces between the plants can be filled with Combine juice of 3lemoos, 3 c. sugar: 20 small mint leaves treat. MONDAY . 2 can• (I pound 12 oW!ceo bulbs and annuals untO the peonies fUlln completely. and 2 c. water. Boil and let simmer five minutes. After cooling, saucepan and simmer for 5 REVIVAL beginning barbecue time, place covered each) pork and beaM The most critical thing with peonies is the depth of planting. · strain, chlll. Combine Ibis mint syrup, I qt. (4 c.) cranberryminutes. Brush rock lobster casserole over coals to warm. It could be the difference between success and no bloom at all. If .apple drink and I qt. club aoda. Add ice cubes. Garnish with Monday at Hazel Community 4 tablespoons vinegar tails with file sauce. Serve Church between Long Bottom Makes 8 servings. 6 tablespoons molasses set too deep, file plants will never bloom even though prnducing lemon slices and more mint leaves. Serve In chilled glasses. remaining sauce hot as a dip and Portland, SR 124. 4 tablespoollll chili sauce acellent foliage. . Makes 12 to 14 servings. for the cooked rock lobster Evangelist will be the Rev. Bud 2 teaopoooo dry mustard SWEETANDSOURSAUCE The eyes or buds should be placed no more than two Inches tails. Makes 2% cups sauce. Hatfield. Special singing each lf.a cup on I tablespoon Angostura below the surface. As a guide, you can place a stick across the BIKER'S REFl\ESHMENT 2 teaopoollll salt aromatic bitters hole so you can judge and measure more easlly. (This beverage was originally meant to go on bike-bikes or night. Services 7: 30 p.m . nightly. I garlic clove, mashed Bacon sllces Cleanliness is important, too. After the peony plant has died 1 back-packing in your thermos bottle, bOt would go well almost Mix all seasonings together 1> eup flnnly packed dark baCk In the faJI, remove aU of the old sterna and discard - do not anywhere ). TUESDAY brown sugar and pour over canned beans in put on compost. 'lbere is ooe disease - botrytis blight - which is 1c. milk ; 2 c. orange juice; I egg; I pt. oraoge sherbet. Have PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy large casserole. Mix together 1 can frozen orange juice, carried ovet winter on the old stems and soU. In the spring lf you all ingredients Ice cold. Combine in blender until thoroughly Chapter !Ill!, OES, 7:30 p.m., flloroughly but gently so heans undiluted notice. the emerging shoots turning black, you should spray with mixed, about one ritinute. S,ake before serving. Makes four home of Mrs . Dorothy do not crush or split. Lay bacon I cup elder vinegar ferbam or Bordeaux fungicides. This same disease causes the servirigs. Woodard, Union Ave. Combine all ingredienta in strips across top. Bake at 350 buds to tum black when the size of a large pea, and they will never open. . DINNER to be served at degrees for 30 minutes. AI WAIJIIVf GRANOLA COOKIES There are not too many varieties of peonies available, so .,'1.1 c. butter or margarine;! c. brown sugar, packed; I egg, I Drew Webster po ~ t 39 , don't be surprised when you see old varieties still listed in your tsp. grated orange peel; · '!. c. sifted all-purpose flour; I> tsp . Pomeroy, 7:30 p.m. for past catalog. baking powder; '1.1 tap. salt ; II> c. crunchy granola; %c. C()ar- commanders an<;~ captains of . the police detail" at the Meigs aely chopped walnuts . Cream togetherbutter,sugar, egg and orange peel (mixture County Fair. WEDNESDAY will look curdled). Resifl flour with baking powder and salt. Add . . WILDWOOD Garden Club to creamed mixture; mix well. Stir In granola and walnuts. Drop 6:30p.m, home of Mrs. Stacie by rounded teaspoonfUls ooto lighUy greased cookie sheets. Bake at 375 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes, untU lightly browned. Cool on Arnold for a picnic. Bring wire raCks before storing In airtight container. (Makes two dozen covefed dish and own table service. Beverage provided. cookies about three Inches in diameter.) Inches thick. Refrigerate first . By Aileen Claire and last cuta of .Jettuce head In · NEA Food.Edllar Pineapple slices and cheese plastic hag for use In salads or are a pleasing combination. sandwiches. Place lettuce .They IIUlke good toppings for a "'rafta" on cooky sheeta. DIVIde • very different aandwich that Ia cheese and splnkle evenly fiver ' By Polly Cramer easy to lllllke. Pineapple, "rafta." Top with pineapple By Joanne Schreiber cheese and bacon slices top slices; fill centers of slices with POU.V'SPROBLEM Hey, there, fellows! Want to lettuce rafts and the "aand- cataup. U.t bacoo slices into DEAR POLLY - How do I clean a hand-carved make a handsome and pracwich" is .Upped under file halvea; place 3 halves atop Oriental chest? It was covered with linseed oil to keep it tical •1\irl-jacket for fall? . :~rbroller for quiCk cooking. This each pineapple slice. Broil from cracking after we brought it back to the States. If you're one of the many is a refreshing cha,nge from about I inches from beat about MRS. J. K. men who have learned to sew, 5 minutes untll bacon is ~ked basic sandwiches. dants either in a course or on your and cheese· sterta to melt. DEAR POLLy - M.I..Pet Peeve is with station atten own, you've diljcovered that Serve hot. Makes ~ aervlngs. Broiled Iceberg Sandwich who are careless about Whether or not they are sel11ng one the sewing is a sure-fire way to 1 head weslenl Iceberg prilper product for a particular car· One attendant sold ~·· heat the high coot of ready-to. leuuoe another type transmission .fluid, not 50 expensive; that he said wear clothing. YO!!· have the 1 cup grated American or would work just as weD In my car. As a result I had to have file clothes you want without the Jack eheese Monterey II you're tighllng a Iransmlasion replaced because it gununed up the valves and the hassle of shopping - and 1 can (81> ounces) losing baHie against •ears would not shift. - L. M. besid · It' f heat and humidity In pnoiapple ollces, well ~DEAR POU.Y-and Mrs. C.S. who_ has a beige nylon carpet. es, s un. your Mobile Home ..• p h This jaCket is a perfect drained that looka ·dirty at night but just ilne In the daytime er aps sewing project for a man, for C&ltlap cmiect Jlghtfug would help this. She might experiment With several reasons. I sllees bacon. ,different colored bulbs, such !IS pink, clear' soft white, etc, In the first place, it's a Core, rinse and thoroughly MRS. T.S.J. · bl · rugged, classic yoke style, drain lettuce; chill in DEAR POU.Y- Mrs. C. S. and 1 have the same pro em guaranteed to give you that disposable plastic bag or letwith rugs that look ttifferent at night. ~ing the day my good John Wayne-look. tuce '"crisp-It," U.t 4 crosswise ·beautiful gold rug looka purnpkln-<Oolored. I think the only answer The pattern, available ·. exslices or "'rafts" each about I¥• ill to try to simUlate the lighting in the room when the rug color elusively to readers of this " looka beat. Lampa may~ rearranged or more added 10 enhance newspaper, Is meticulously Thrifty Shopper "'her rug color at night. -FLORENCE. graded, and perforated for When lookin g for interestDEAR GDWI - These readers' rng cWemma empbaoizes eaoy markiDg. It also comes in g j ewe lry ideas , don 't the importallce of always lookiDI at any color aampl~ with a photo-gnlde, showing ' GENUINE ~obi!~ • Afle xible duct kit thaatt~~;~~g neg lect the thrift shops. Peo· up easily to your e ~~:~ Central Air Condj· pie get tired of good and pret· drapery fabric, apllolltery, pal ~ole., ~~!:"! "~In d~ereni • you exacUy how the pieces fit duel work. Wbon poulble tUe a aamp e ome a together. It's really the key to ty pieces and th ey often wmd • A bigger blower motor for • Fast. easy installation. comup in such shops. These are ll&blll before.makiDg an Investment.- POU.:V· simplified sewing. pletely out-of-doors. better air circulation. new 8nd attra ctiVe to a new DEAR POLLY- When you have a Jarge 'gift to ~ap use .a 1n the second place, we've • Amana Electro-<:oating fin· • Engineered for quiet ope'ra~ owner. paper tablecioth such as you might buy to take on a picnic. Thla limin ted the picky business tion, indoors and out. Ish for maximum rust pro· Free Hands makes . ideal wrapping paper' In white and pastel colors, and ~~ ~ing buttonholes ~nd taction . . If you want to free your ··laves 0110 that exasperating task of trying to tape together sewing on buttons and subhands and still carry pocket· · Call 992-2635 For Free Estimate -oral pieces of gift wrap to cover a large box or package. - stituted Ginger snai>o, new nobook essentials with you, sew a gaily colored hip MRS. R.E.SIs bo . bet gr nny squares for aew decorative snap fastloners INGELS FURNITURE pouch . Use a drawstring ,. DEARPOLLY - Thoaega w ula~:'owcan~vethemselves which are put on with a closing that can hang conve~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Do-it-himself shirt-jacket is in easy-to""w ultrasuede. : vella, afghans, etc., thai.~_!lingPDP th cut ends oi the yarn so hammer' an er~ser-tipped r:aiently from pant belt loops. a lot of time and work by w•.u over e . . pencil and a spool. Brass · there Is no weaving them through the stitches later. This '-' Ginge; Snaps were used on thJa It isn't cheap - around $20 great. PICk two shades so you eapeclally lood when several colors of yam are being~used . - shirt and they are available in for a 3&-lnch yarn - but it will can have a contrast yoke and MARGE. such styles as four-bole pearl last a lifetime. Use a nan cuffs. This is your invitation to hear (just -111<• a .shirt button), pattern layout. Baste with Order your pattern now, oo It · .y,.. will reeeive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite homeround , square . and In lots of cellophane tape because cPill_ wlll aniytJ!! time.for early "! Ill ~T -HE JDMinl Idea, Pet Peeve, P.Olly'a Problem or aolullon_ to a differen! colors:-'t1i0y are miirl<s WillS!i.W. Sew with sewjng. It Ia Sue Burnett ·problem . .Write Polly ID care of this newspaper. perfect for anything western, polyester thread and a new Pattern No. 8200, available Ia Size 14 needle. Set sewing sizes small, medium and and all ouier sporlawear. CHURCH OF CHRIST Finally, this is a super-<!asy machine for 10 to 12 stitches to large. To get your pattern, For all the handsome write to SUtchiD' Time, Box the Inch. projec~ and the · fabric Is Romans 1:16 1 Cor. 9:18 2 Cor. 4:4 Ultra suede. Thla is one of the topstitching on thl.o shirt, use 503, &dlo City SladOil, New modern miracle materials and buttonhole twist, and a 6-to-8- York, N_- Y. 10019. Ellcltlle $1 1. Founded by . Christ. . BRO. FRANK HIGGINBOTHAM Good 'Taa&e .· Good Grooming (75oents for ·th.e pattern plus Z5 Ia made of 60 per cent p(llyester stitch setting. Evan~ellst 2. Founded in J erusalem on Pentecost. Be sure your summer cut· Flat-heeled summ er sa n· and 40 per cent nonofllroUB Ultra~uede Is completely cent.s for p(lttage 8lltl banChester, West VIrginia out fashions reveal your tan dais .--tieed attention to con3. Christ Is its Head. , and don 't expose your . bra·. tinue looking their best ye_a r polyurothane. It has aU the washabl~ and it won't ahrlnk, dling) and be sure lo lnolude · after year. Polish leather beauty of real suede without stre~&. waterspot, wrinkle, yo11r own name, address and 4. Jljo Creed but Christ. in a 1eries o straps. ones, wash plastic and renew any of its problems. stiffen or anything but look· zip. 5. No discipline but New Testament. Wet Held heels and soles when necess· A rubber' brlstle brush is ary. 6. Pleads !or Uni(3', best used when blow-drying Tennis Lovely "The Home of theFriendlyFolks" wet hair. Thi~k rubber bris. Extra Color Young teens .will love a 7.. Seeks to Reproduce th~ New Teo~ta· tleo won't damoge fragile · If you can't geiout inl<> the white tennis dress piped ln ment ChurCh. wet hair. For the flnalstagea sun, try applying justa touch . green and yellow. Special , 8. Believes the Bible Is Divlncly Inspired oI d ry I aw II• h to a roun d • ot· blusher acr.oos the bridge touch comes rrom the word . natura I • r I• II e ~urua h · · · or your note and on your "Love'' embroidered acrosl!i 9 .. The Bible is Find Authority. Services Each Evening -at 7:30 p.m. the front - a tennis ball Bottled Scent forehead right below the substituted for the letter 10. Calls Bible Things by Bible Names. Don't throw out empty per- hairline ror a sun-touched fume. bottles. Usc them look. 11. Does Bible Th!nro In .the · Bible Way. . ' opened for months to scent · clothing drawers. To refresh the ~eent, oturr cotton In the botile .if opening permlts and COME STUDY WITH US • doulle with perfume. STOR j: HOURS: . . Evenlq Cever MASON CHURCH of CHRIST MONDAY-SATURDAY&AM-10 PM Floor·leqtlo bl•ck eire ,O FFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, ~TO 5 (CLOSI? MILLER STREET . ulncoall <that hove the look • 'AT NOON ON THURS.) EAST COURT ST. MASON, WEST VIRGINIA of • vla:yl lllcker are the SUNDAY 10 AM TO 10 PM ~ M R Y. . . lalelt look In evening coats. 1 It's easy to put oft saving money; But _ ' you can't put off the future. ' So mayhe you'd hetter make sure · tomorrow doesn't catch you with your savin gs down. One of the easiest ways to get the · edg~ on saving is to joj!!_.the payrQJI . Savings Plan. Just sign up w.here you work. An amou nt you .!:lpecify will be set aside from your paycheck anfi,!lsed to buy U.S. Savi ngs Bonds. ._By t he time t he future catches u~ . w1th you, you'll have a sohd stockplle of Bonds to fall back on. Join now. So you can face tomorrow. fedual uu: Fairgoers and stayers will appreciate the klnda "of food th1t week that don't take much time and last a while. Here are some suggestions for ndd-bours cooking that we hope you'll enjoy while enjoying the C()unty fair . .Polly 's Poin:ters Oriental chest thwarts cleaning 2 SPEED 111010R Ngw F. Hond• ~y 6" h ole~lt when IM:Id loU m• luril)' 5 )'tRfl (41t ,.; 11W titlt .)'t'flrl. Bond• a re mpl..a.1 il Jn.t, .Wie n or dntlv)'ed. Whtn needed, ~' Cln be ca.t-.ed •t )'OW' l111111k:. ln!ei'Hl i1 nDI. 111~ Ul.Uie Ill' IOCIIIIomme tar:e., ~lw:l rl'lR)' be de rerr«~ i111U\ ndempdOn. ~ .. • BAKER- ~ ·~ J:;: By Dingo AI~& 1'0Wao...6f/M' ~ f II COWBOY BOOTS •ound with Gary Tuesday and he gave me a pdtttng • lesson," said Nichols, who had not putted well in hJa previoUB three tournamenta. " He is a very intelligent man and I'll tell you, I'm glad he's not a professlonal. He'd make a Jot of money." Cowan failed to make the :mhole cut. Fun With Food ~· ~ ~ A weeltly feature of Meljls County Garden Club members. ·ao'fs practice ~ Notes • ... borne course. winners of the Brltlah ()pen, the Masters, the U.S. Open and file U.S. PGA champlon!hip are eliglbl" for the tournament . Because Gary Player has __won both the Masters and the Brlllah Open. the Canadian • Open winner gets a crack at the World Series thia year. Nichols last played In the tournament Mal or Leagult Ltlttr$ ty United Prtn lnter!'lltlon•l· • In !OM when he lost to the late L•adlng eatters Tony Lema. National league t · ab r. h pet. Nlcmols llJitered file final Garr, Atl 101 425 60 1.5-4 . 362 round with a one stro~e lead Zls~ , P1t 91 323 A7 )0.4 .32'2 Gi!rnmo, Cin 91 263.43 83 .316 over Mike Hill and Trevino. He Sc hrndLPh ll 1 0 337 67 106 .3\5 played the first nine holes of Brock, SU.. 92 371 63 116 . Hl StL 91 323 4.5 101 .313 the fina1!8ln one under M but Smith. Grou, Hou 97 3<47 SB 108 .31 I then, in an apparent loss of CasH . Phil 100 416 63 129 .310 97 401 sa 12-4 .309 composure, bogeyed the loth Garvv, LA Mntnez, Phil 84 293 30 90 . 307 and lith. American Leavue 'II · ab r . h. pet. But oo the par-five 12th, the Carew , Min 98 391 -59 1-47 .376 tough "Big Cblef" of the Hargrve,TeK 79 243 35 81 .33J 9.4 326 62 108 .331 course, he sank a thre'e-foot Yaz, Bo!!i Orta , Chi 8D 284 45 92 .324 pressure putt for a birdie. Randle , Tex 9.4 308 43 99 .321 Bouyed by this, Nichols went Maddox , NY 7S 232 41 74 .319 91313 55 98 .313 on to birdie ihe 13th and l~th Jacksn,Oak McRae , KC 92 32.4 45 100 .309 86 307 38 95 .309 and then iced the cake with Braun, Min 8.S 290 41 89 .307 anofllerbinlieon the 17th hole. Petrc/1 , Bos Home A:uns Nati'onal League: Wynn , LA Nichola credited Canadian 23 ; Hou 21 ; Schmidt, amateur Gary Cowan, former Vh llCedeno, 20 : Bench and Perez. Cln champion of both the Canadian 1$. and U.S. amateur tournaments, with helping him win. ~'l I Green Thumb INIURAIIC• . whilo PlmSayre, and Beth Autlmn andVaug~n, Rhonda . .----------------~ Weat alao collecled three hits each. Hubblrd, Guinther, Ash -~ Ginger Cullllffil each bad Try 'saucy~barbecued FOOD FOR AMERICANS lobster @.-"'~=-.>.:s:>.>'/-::--m'-«<"'-;w..a::m_-?m-"_....W~ 1- 'I'M Deily Sentinel, Mlddleport.-~omeroy , 0 ., Monday, July 29, 1974 • • {ioApel Jtretlngs 9uly 29 - Aug. 2, 1974 . 298 Second St. ·Pomeroy, 0. .. ' • �4-Tbo o.JiySeni.U..L ¥!ddl•oort-PIInen>v, 0 . Mmday.Julv !I lt74 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! - A.DVERTfSI.MENT FOR BID5 Seel td b •ds w ill be rece·•vtd unhl 12 00 Noon D ST on A ugusl 6t~ 1974 at 1he off ice of th e M• yor of th e Vtll ag e of Ra cine Oh lo for a F ree Span Pole Buil d ing 26 f ee t b y " 0 r eel by 9 fett bu ll d lno w tll h.&v e two me tal doors 3 t ee.1 by 6 f e~ d 1!1 Inches Inc l ud in g h ardware an d lock two 3 teet by 8 1eet roo f sky 11Qhls one t foo t by 8 t oo• o "' erhead doo r ro r sto n bar operatt-d w 1th toc k fi re ret ard ant m att r~ et whe re nec essar y to meet srt11te code al uminum r'OOf un pa inted Wt1h th irty yea r wntten corros1on guara nt ee pemteo Stdmg r ough sa wn al uminum w it h t h i r ty ye ar wr ttf en c orrosi o n QlHII r-an teel and tw enty ye ar paint g uaran tee a ll toad bea r mg columns to b e 6 f et l by 6 fee t pentachloroph en ol treat ed wtth an cho r pad s B i dder mus t pro"'l de all tabo r ma l erH!I I and sti!IIP per m lts to compte1etv 1n stall the burl d lng and to com p l y w 1t h st ate c od e reQu ir ement s E ach b d sha ll conta in the f ull nam e o f ever y person or com pany tnlere-sted '" such b id and shall be a c co m pant ed by sv ff iC H!nt bOnd or cen f1 ed chec k on so lven t ba n k 1n the amoun t of 10 per c ent of the bid that tf the btd 1s ac cepted a c ontra c t w•ll be en t ered mto and the performance of 1t properly secur ed The I; d shall state separately the pr tc e tor tabor an d matenal Vttlage of RaCine Oh 10 (7) n 29 2tc - - -- -- - ... ,Notice 2 Pomeroy Of 197l CHEVROLET ""~"LA ' Door . light grn finish. greer vinyl top used os Co of tlclal cer never titled, bal of warranty , loaded with e)Ctras Includi ng factory ai r radio & tape, w w fires guards & all the fine extras -------------- OLD furniture , oak tables clocks Ice bo~ees bran beds diShes desks or c9mp1ete hOUSeholdS Wr i te M D Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh io 1 c all 9921760 5 13 tfc equipment A sharp car HATCHBACK CPE $2095 Local 1 owner trade In A speed tr~ns G T equ i pment. good tires dean Inside red finish blk. vinyl lnt lnw ...,11"!--lae rt~dia UPHOL S lE~Y rabr lu by the y ard 5I In ches w i de as low u S2 49 per vard Velvifts u low as 15 25 Imported velvets $9 60 We also have nylon hercuton cotton phnts vmyls and remnants by the yard or by the piece Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Ma in St Pomeroy Phone 992 755.4 _. 7 2.4 26tc and models of mob il e homes Phone area code 6U 423 9531 4 13 tfc ------------JUN K OPEN EVES8 P.M POMEROY, OHIO PMS OOOS {6) - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - c;s-;;-;,~~;7o;-a;;--;a,._e; POMEROY MOTOR CO. 00 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF T RANSPORTATION Columbus , Otuo, Julyl2 1974 Contract Sates Legal Copy No 74 4'S UNIT PRICE CONTRACT NEW l l v ln; room suites In Modern Me d It tr ran e • n E 1rly Amer lctn end Span ish Sirles Your c hQ lU ot colors In velviftor nylon w l th Scotch gard s rertlng as low as Sl49 9S Pomifroy Re-co"'erv 621 E Ma i n St 1>-omeroy Phone 992 75S-4 7 24 1tc ----~----- ---FOAM to fill your old couch end cha ir c usl'\ lons as tow as $10 9S ul)hoiS1erv okks only soc 4 Inc h covered foam mattresses tor standard size bed 529 95 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Mt ln St Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 7S5.t 7 2.4 26t c WANTED Old upr ight p i anos an y c ondit ion Paving liD eac h Fl rst floor only Wr i te to and 9 •vt d lrec t lons to W i tten P l ano Com pan v Box 188 Sard l !!. Oh10 ~ 3 9 .. 6 7 28 61p 1971 FORD GRAN TOR INO $2445 302 V 8 engine automatic trans , power steering like new w w t ires, low mUNg, blk v inyl Interior beautiful red fin ish with blk vinyl top radio wh covers, deluxe 1972 VEGA -------------- ------------Wanted To Buy Ulf5 Notice G ROVER S Stud io will be c losed for employees vacalton July 29th rough Aug 5 Open Aug 6 through Aug 10 Closed Aug . 1J through A ug 17 for Me tgs County Fa~r V islt our boo1h In the c ommerc1 al buddmg 7 26 18tc AUTOS c om plate ttnd delivered to our yard we p iC kup auto bod ies and buv all kmds of scrap metals and •ron R iders Salvage State Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio GREEN beans green peppers Phone 99 2 5468 c ucumbers tomatoes 6 26 26tp Clela nd Farms Gerald ine Cle14nd Racine Ohlo ., 17 tf( -------------- Brown Pastaboa rd, Sheet Iron, Refrtgerators, Hot Water Tanks. Auto bodies, Business Services Br•nd New Selling below cost sus Phone Larry t Mobile Home$ 992 7777 7 21 61 C A V G I i' and J Cl oth ing & M ise Vttd Sltle Mil klf Ch ifn sink Tappan J6 ' 8 G Range R C A • Jr condit ione r W.at c h for signs Tuppen P.la lns end SuC'c e s. 7 28 3t c QUALITY .,o rAP PAN Ey t t.. tnt ovl'r\ • surf•c • r ange, h•rvtst ljjlold color Gas Oe lulll• Model 7,- '!be O.Uy Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomerov 0 Momlay , July 29 1974 • tor Sale _______ ______ AUTO BODY .1&8 DtTQtiNG SERVIa W•t•r Une1 Inside city limit on right St and Rt 12.t ,... u... corner Sirek . Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992.7089 Ntght 992-3525 or 992 52~ Now Open for Busi ness 742-5293 ' BOWERS REPAIR Wtll do Dozer & Backhoe Work, Install Septtc Tanks, Haul 01 r t. Gravel. Lrmestone or Rent One of Our Trucks, Backhoe or Dozers. All Small Appliances Lawn MoweiS - The , e. to MANAGER ·r--------, . BISSEU BROTHERS 7 30- That GOOd Ole Nashville Music 3 Buck Owens 8 To Tell tho Truth 6 S..at the Clock 13 , EpiSOde Action J3 Municipal Court lO J Wacky World of Jonathan Winters 15 Help Thy : Nelg"'bar 4, Music of the People 20 I 00 - Rookies 6 ll , Playhouse New York In the! ' 40s 33 ' Baaebell World ot JoeGaraglola J 4 15 Gunsmoke 8 10 Pr:o ' Naturalists 33 : Tennla 20 8 b - Basoball 3, • 15 ? 00- Hero's Lucy S 10 Movie ' Lady In a Cage 13 • Hello , Oown There ' 6 CONST. 00. Book Beat33 Dick VanDykeS 10 Hondlful of Ashes 33 , Medical Cenler 8 10 10 30- Doy at Night 33 1j 00 - News3 < 6, 8 10 13 15, Janokl33 f :JO16 00 - Chester, Oluo 985 4102 ' & I' 1~ 30 - Wide World Mfstery 13 1' 00 - Tomorrow3, -4 e;ke Five for ~ 00 - News 4 13 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Located on lrd Street Racme , Ohto 6~ 35 - Columbus Today -4 6 45 -.. Farmtlme 10 Morning Report 3 7·00- Today 3, 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Dick Van Dyke 13 Osmonds 6 7 30 - New Zoo Revue 6 Tennessee Tuxedo 13 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 New Zoo Revue 13 Jeff's Collie 6 Concern & Comment 10 8• 35- Jack LaLanne 13 B 30 - Brady Bunch 6 Green Acres lQ 1n ' 8, Wild, Wild West 6 Captain Kan9aroo 10 Route 1 11 ~30- Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of Life • 8, 10 10 12 00 - Password 6 News S, 10 13 Bob Brauns 50 SO Club 4 Mr Rovers 33 , Jackpot I 3 15 12 30- Split Second 6 , Search for Tomorrow B 10 ----.------------- Ca 11992 2836 for -------------- Kingsbury _______ ______ News, Notes -- ------------ I HOTPOINT Better for Less 33 Jeopardy 3 4, 15 Esflmate1 of Any Type - ----------- WILL tr 1m or cut trees and shrubbery Also clean out basements att1cs etc Phon e~o.• 949 322 1 or H2 4441 -7 14 26tc -------------- .A -------------- ---- - --~ ----- - - - Real Estate For sate .. AKQ632 Real Estate For Sale - ------------- -------------- -------------- -- ------------ Help Wanted --------- ----- s - ------------- ----- ----- ---- Pets For Sale - ------------- ------------- Employment Wanted -------------- NEW LISTING - -------------- -------------Mob1le Homes For Sale __________ ___ ----------------- -------------- -CAN YOU WORK -------------- ------------- D, Murphy Company, 110 So. Second StrHI Rod Ook, low;o 51566 ' The Louls1ana capitol built In 1931oto cosl of$5 million Is 3< stoneJ high • ,~ 2' 4' 12x65 "l living and kll chen Front and back porches on lev&l lot. near school and stores Want $10 000 00 NEW HOME with closets 3 bedrooms ' large living, beautiful kitchen Ullllly room, 1'12 baths Garage and 1 acre In the country $28 000 llO J . PUZZLED AS TO BUYING OR ' SELLING CONSULT US, WE ~" DEAL IN REAL ESTATE EVERY DAY OFFICE 992 3325 .' f I GREAT COUNtRY_ SnREo 92.1 -------------- -------------- SEWING MACHINES STILL lti original cartons No at ------------ ------------------- Pm ------------25 41c ------------- ------------7 techments need&d as our controls are built In Sewa w i th 1 or 2 needles makes bvtlonhol&S sew on buttons monogramt and blind hem lY66 FORD ~ ton pickup eutomatlc transm ission stitch Full c ash pr ice S38 50 Good tires Camper Specie! or budoet plan avalleblt Phone Harold Brewtr Lono Phone 992 26.53 BoHom 985 355i .__ 7 16 tfc 7 2l tfc ____ _______ _ -------------- 7 24 131p 1972 MG MIDGET Convertible, good condl11on •nd low mileage Call 94t 3955 1 24 6tc '" ' " H ' .5 14 Uc ------------- Midd!!J>ort Pomeroy there ere strangers around An other c ou ld bec ome as at !ached l o It as you are CAPRICORN TAURUS !April 20·Mir 201 IDoc 22· Jan 19) II s Important at th1s Most of 1he wo rk tor something SOCia l you re planning In c on JunCtiOn w1th another Will be lett up 10 you unless dulles are spelled out now t ime to keep your oble<:tlve 1n s 1ght There s a l ike lihoo d you 11 sw ll c h your ettent1on at the last minute mng be sure you select guest s who know when to go hOme Remember tomorro w s a wo rk Make an ac curale appralsal of your present c onditions You II see the blggest bugaboo fac mg you now ls self doubt AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 19) GEMINI IMoy 21 June 20111 you plan to enterta in thiS eve • day CANCER !June 21-Julr 221 PISCES (Feb 20-Morc~ 201 You 11 have no problems with persons you ve had deelmgs w1th before but you Will have to be c areful d01ng bus1ness w1th strangers This Is not the day to d iscuss an 1ssue w1th your mate that opens an old wo und eve ry t1me 1t s brought up 7 oo -.- What 1 s My Line 8 Dusty s Trall13 Elec Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 Paul Nuchlms 33 News 10 TBA 15 lor JACOBY MODERN book to Wm at Bndae (cto thts newsp aper) P 0 Box 489 Radto City Statton New YQrk NY 10019 July 30, 1974 ! NEWS! Ar f. R ENTERPRLSE ASSN ) JJl!JJMID11rn;- H.41-u.J-.~ ,_. Unscramble theae four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordmary words ACCOO I KANCK [) Mission 12 30 - Wide World Mystery 13 1 00- 2 00- News 4, 13 I fU('RNU. J 'L a movie 15"AIn lbe Sun" :r!Dutcb cheese 38 Guarantee 31 Appraise 41 More profOW\d 41 FootbaU QB Dawson DOWN 1 Hobble City In Iraq Ia LONGPBLLOW One letter simply standi for another In thll ample A Ia used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single !etten, apoatrophea, the length and formation of the words are aU hlnte Each day the code !etten are dlll'erent 0 I & i ~L. tJ FRieND WAS Now arranre the CRYPI'OQUOTES • NCSA <~rcltclletters to form the surpnu anawer as suggeated by the abov-e cartoon 1 1 A FT (XIIXIIIJ Jumble& FLOOR ENTICE BALMY VALUEO Pass I. Both vulnerable North East w. 5+ Pass s•" 3' Surround clothe With v•ntlt. tvtn hill~ No hot IPOtl no overdrylng F ine Me- Lint Filter We lpeclallzt tn _______________ , '"'-..------..---- - WHJ 0 MVHT FT IAT· NHSIPASFMA KWABBFTlMCT - South 2+ 4+ 6+ Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby Jtm "If a bndge player could get a prayer granted he might pray 'Lord deliver me from partners who ms1st on hecommg declarer and contmue by m1splaymg the hand afterwards ' ' Oswald 'So uth s four d1a· mond call was the b1d or a hand hog H1s ace kmg queen or diamonds would be tncks at a club contract, h1s three small clubs could ruff hearts 1f clubs were trump and North had reb1d clubs at the threel~vel St11l South d1d b1d four and then SIX diamonds." J1m "Srx clubs would have been a cmch S1x diamonds should also have made, but South chucked the contract by a careless play from dum my at trlCk three n Oswald "He ruffed the second heart, led h1s ace of dJ~ ­ monds and played dummy s SIX tnstead of the nme or ten as a good player would "He contmued w1th the kmg of trumps West showed out Now South had to get to dummy to fmesse agamst East's Jack He d1d that but unfortunately was stuck m dummy when East d1d not cover the ten If he had kept the SIX m dummy, he COUld have OVertaken With h1s e1ght, pulled East's l~st trump and made hiS slam The blddmg has been Weat North Perme•Prtll Maytag H•lo or Heat o ...,.,. CBMATMHMFCT CSFIFTHMA Yealenlay's Cryptoquote: A CHILD EDUCATED AT ONLY SCHOOL IS AN UNEDUCATED CIULD.-GEORGE SAN TAYANA Too much mflotwn maiJ mean the enrl uftt-A BALLOON LI'I"I'L. ~~--~~ ~~-.=~ BHGSFXFGAB ASCBFMO ( A.n.w'!r• tomorrow) • An•w~r: • 3Z Tree 3S Making AXYDLBAAXa Salunlay 1 Tomorrow.3,4 , Take Five for Live 15 foods DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -Here's how to '!fork lt: Impossible 6 . ~n Maxlme' 10 ZZ Provided zz Prank T~E E!OXE.R ' 5 Pollee Story 3 4 touchables 13 Movies ' The Fiend Who Walked the West 8 a newspaper headline z Happy Days 6 13 Maude 8 Man Builds Man Destroys 20 33 Adam 12 3, 4 TBA 15 How a Police Review Board Works 10 30- Hawaii Flve08, 10. Faraday and Company 3, 4 Movie 11 30- Johnny Carson 3, 4 15 serte~ u Highway In 11 Abuse the ally 11 Sightseeing UV'IW Jaunt zs.sense 11 Word for along 2t Throw You re likely to take on more responstb tllttes where your work Or career ts concerned thiS year But you w 111 also brtng home a latter p~y check to st1ck to the cou rse you set for yourself lf vou make too oo - 10 30 - 0ayatNight33 Pllotfllm10 11 OO-News3 4 6, S,10,13 15 Janakl33 In • Z'l Espy LIBRA (Sept 23 -0ct 23) Try RFO 20 Beall he Clock 13 Hollywood Squares 3 • Baseball15 10 00 - Marcus Welby M 0 6 13 News 20 Mountain Scene 33 Pilot Film 10 Man" lltar 17 Luau dellcacy 1J Actre88, Mary 11 Wlfe of Ramacbandra 2t Furrow Zl Waste allowance 28Run You should d1rect y o ur energ1es to the pract ical thmgs that need d01ng at thiS tm~e You w111 be tempted to play 1n stead 7 30- To Tell the Truth 6 New Price Is Right 8 10 a priest ZfG!11118 genus your work 15 fm1shed for the day forget 11 and relax Stop thmkmg about all that is yet to be done or you II have a re st less n1ght 6 222 13 Balanced I 60 aeca 7 FUl wllll ambition %$ ··- LEO !July 23-Aug 221 Allor s 30 - Elec Co 33 Hogan's Heroes 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Western Star Theater 15 6 oo- ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 News 3 4 Truth or Conseq reply ~ U Show 13 Neljjbbor of Maurllanla 8 Ollld'a 14 Muacle vehicle 15 '"lbe Music • Arrqed • I WeNTCXJT I.CXli<INQ FOR WHAT AMI AFRAID OF? HE'$ R1Ct1 AND AOVENlURE AND NOIN ll<AT I".'C Fa.lND _..- I FAMOIJO AND HE'S IT I 1N\ ACTING' CERTAINLY LIKE A SCARED HANDSOME . BORN LOSER '/eS,SIIl! ! •J RA88fT I • I ~ I • ALLEY OOP 'IOU CALL THIS' A KIT!!, W()!.IMUGT'THIS ~lNG IS BUT 'TRASH I ~._SARNEY. ou~ WE, .,..ST RJR '<Oil Moytag Automltlct 2'Jspe.d operation ~holce of water hmpa Auto water ~svel control Lint Fllttr or Power Fin AgitAtor ... RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Grata You wont get Into fu ll gear un 111 later In the day Then the sparks w il l fly wh1le you try to make up l or lost hme Big Clpa~lfy •" , •• •• -·· MAYTAGI 742-4211 Dec 21) Don I leave some ~ thing you own lying eboul tf 21-Aprll 19) f Witty lD Moalem !NEWSPAPER ENTEHPRISt:: ASSN ~ Red Clf'Jtet ltrvlce 1969 CHE'VV Townsman st•tlo~t wagon $1 195 good condltiQn 1 PhOnt 992 7620 IMorc~ 1 Eacape f Negligent Openmg lead - 4'1 bedrooms with closets Large c,u Thos Weat and deep freeze Utility bldg NEW LISTING - Nice 2 1 ' ' --------------- The .. Greenwood with J bedrooms bath with shower Modern kitchen with stove and refrigerator Washer dryer bath dining ARIES lty tHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS S Husbands .. 754 and breakfast nook Gas fired hot wafer heat Fufl basement Just $20 000 LISTING - SAGITTARIUS INa• 23· For Tuesday July 30, 1G'74 3 oo - One Life to Live 6 13 How to Survive A Marriage 3 lS Match Game8 10 Ep1sode Action 33 Phil Donahue 4 4 00 - Mr Car1oon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 HUck and Yogi 6 t Dream of Jeannie 13 Movie My Friend Irma ' 10 4 30 - GreenAcres J VIrgin ia ns Jackpot 1 4 Gilligan s Isla nd 6 Daniel Boone 13 Bonanza 15 5 oo-Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Griffin 4 Big Valley 6 30 - News 6 8 10 NBC News 3 4 15 French Chef 33 Room dl.us··- AKQB2 Large 2 - slilrr ------------- SOUTH .S754 story home 3 bedrooms large Auto sales WITHOUT SUPERVISION? • : 1 •s - Umbrella 33 .. 2 00 - Days of Our Lives 3 < 15 Guiding Llfht 8 10 Newlywed Game 6 13 Calch 33 33 2 30 - Girl In My Life 6 13 Edge of Night B 10 Evening at Pops 33 Ooctors 3 4 1s u- - . '2 t -------------- ------------- Busmess Ooportunities Manager, • .j;9 S living dining modern kitchen NEW .K6 • AQI097 tJ7 5 4 .10 +3 • L Somethi ng Interesting Is com· lng up that w1U please y-ou con-. slderably However don t talk about It to one who fesents your good fortune VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 221 Having been adopted when I was only two weeks old, I 1/Jlnk your columns on "Adopted's Right to Know" hit home reaDy am. So tc 1/Joae adopted 01101 with all the q....tlewer. may never c:ome ClrCUIIIItancel may pnvt~~l lltlbtl In touch, llut the fact that oomeone wanted you and -~ lo !be trouble ol getting you Ia reaDy the ftiOit Important In J1111f life Thele are your PARENTS' - JIM S moves LITILE ORPHAN ANNIE EAST .QJ!0932 .jSJ4 --- ----------Sa'" <OUT W)!ST " •• -------------Real Estate For Sale 29 '863 • 1096 4,000 BTU '109.95 SendS 1 NORTH ID) +++ -aon. SCORPIO lOci 24· Now 221 Wake Me When the War Is Over 6 Baseball 15 Eye to Eye 20 33 Marlow Cook and Friends 13 9 oo - FirlngLine20 Behlndthellnes33 9 30 - Movie The Mouse That Roared' S Pllol F1lm 10 Hand hog bungles dummy play 0 DELL Allnement located behlnd Rutland Grade Sc hool comp lete front and tuneup and bra ke se rvtee Phone 742 3232 Open 8 to 8 datly Sun days by appt only 7 14 tfc Dear AMU 1 If Patrick wants the new job, encourage him to tske 11 1 Good4ook:lng women workers down at the office offer much more threat than do bored housewives he'D vlllit ( Al\d keep in mrnd when YOU play the bored, lonely housewile') 2 Smceyourhusband isn't a chaser, don 't let your worry put Utoughts rn his head 3 Take a Job and stick with it' Oulstde Interests will make you a more rnterestlng wife -one who doesn 'I dr1ve Patrick to the nearest bar with her suspicions - H 8 WIN AT BRIDGE ----- -----~- -- AIR CONDITIONERS ------- ----- Electric Co 33 Celebrity Sweepstakes 3, 15 Allernoon With OJ 13 12 ~s- News 3 15 1 oo - News3 AIIMyChlldren6 13 HazelS WhatsMyLine? 10 Sewing Skills J3 Not For women Only 15 1 30- Let 1 s Make A Oeal6, 13, As the World Turns 8 10 Ltvlng Is. yo ur roof reak tng ? Com par e our pn ces to any others we II grve you a professional roof tor less Dear Helen You read oo much about "the salesman and the sex-<~tarved housewile " Patrick, my husband hat been offered a good Job but It would he In sales, and I'd worry He'd be seeing women in thelr bomes• I worry a lot, mayhe because my Dad stepped out on Mom Patrick says he'd never be untrue, but after we moved here, a girl kept calling up, asking for "BlU," and I gotsWJpiciOUB I have no grounds, as he takes me wiUt him everywhere he goes, and he's never Late coming borne from work I get so lonely and bored, bull took a Job Patrick suggested and quit after only two weeks, because I wanted to be home wben he got in from work We've been married almost four years and have no children He doesn't want any yet I don't want him lo take the new Job Why let myself in for more worry• What todo 7 - ALL MIXED UP genuine people In the world I reepect, admire 1114lon llllal, Yes, ~ly, I have met my raJ molber. M7 put~~~~ arrange~ the meeting llwua otranc• but I'11111MII happened, for It made me realize all the more how r.. u-. I many changes you II begin to feel very 1nsecure about your 6 Ltllas Yoga & You 33 News 8 10 15 11 35 - Matter of Facl 33 11 55- CBS News 8 , Don Imel's World -------------- ------------- Commun ity of Living Things 33. Movie fathom 13 9 30 - ToTellthe Truth3, LucvShowS 9 35 - Malter of Fact 33 10 00- Company 6 , Jokers Wild 8 10, A Bit with Knll33 Name , Thot Tune 3, 1s 10 30 - Winning Streak 3 • 15, Gambit8 10 Wheels Kilns & • Clay 33 11 . 00- High Rollers 3 4, 15 Mike Oouglas 6 Password 13 Now You See ItS 10 Community of Living Things 33 Only an adopted chUd can kn"" the thoughts and questions the where are li)Y real that go through the mind The why't parent&' what llbout my family tree• Parental honesty Ill the best way to cope, for when a chlld grows up with a knOII'ledge of It all, he realluo he Ill reaDy loved and wanted Fortunately, I waa raised In that manner II flruoDy hlt me my go!lh, someone REAlLY wanted me l No longer was Jt lmpartanf wiJether these were my natural or not -;:~~~~~!!.:wl ~th~ou ~t~~the ldndeolt, warmest, most Do Slt.. men Have More Fuat Sesame St 33 S•55 - News 13 Chuck White Reports 10 9"00 - Paul Di xon 4 , AM 3 Phil Donahue IS Abbott & Costello --------------- -------------- Summer Semester 10 6 30- Bible Answer s 8 News 6 Five Minutes to Live By 4 Rev Cleophus Robinson 13 Sacred Heart 10 Hours 9 6 Weekdays 9 9 Weekends --------------- Sunrise Seminar 4 8•25- Form Report 13 Armstrong Ltnoleum Wall Paper Vmyl Wall Fabnc Spec1al 1 On Carpet Rem nants Free Esftmates PHONE 992·5476 --- .------------ Life 15 TUESDAY,JUL'I'J0,1974 6 00 - WIU.'S CARPET & INTERIORS DECORATING ------------- For Rent 30 - Johnny Carson 3, • 15 Untouchables 13 Mission lm 11 possible 6 Movies Home Before Dark 8 Rock a Bye Baby" 10 1 Home Butldmg Addtlions. Alumtnum & Vmyl S1dmg, Floor ~ ' Sandtng & Ftnlshmg . HOME ---- --------- -------------- 20,33 •5 30 - Elte Co J3 Hovan' s Heroes 13 Hodgepodge Lodge zo, : Wntern Star Theater 15 ;6 00 - News 3 ot, 15 News 8, 10 Truth or Consequenc:es 6 • SHame StrHt20 , Wllol' s t~e Big Ideo? JJ , ABC News 13 :0 30- NBC Nowu, 4 15 Room 222 13, ABC News 6 CBS News 1 r W1ik1nson Small Engine 992 3092 399 w Main Pomeroy Co. -------------- Somen.tU J Tattlttal"' · SesameStrHtll Movie Sonota Gunflahteru 10, I Dream of Junnle 11 :A 30- Grttn Ac_res 3, Jat:kpot 4 Gilligan 's Is 6 , Bonanza 15 , , OA~Iel Boone ll Virginian 1 :s 00 - Bonen~:a 3 . Niter¥ Grlfffn .4 Big Valley 6 Mister Rogers I without motors, Scrap Iron, Sealed proposals wil l b e YARD Sale at 870 South Second Cast Iron, Copper Brass, rece ived at the off 1ce of th e PUBLIC .NOTICE St Mtdd teport F rom 9 to 5 0 The follow i ng documents Dlrector of the Oh lo Oerarl Aluminum Auto Batteries p m d att y Lots of n1 ce 1tems Loc1ted at Modern Supply of Transporta Jon we-re received or prepared by ment Auto Radiators Sell to 7 23 6tc Small Engine Repa.r Oh10 un t1l 10 00 the Oh l o Env i ronmental Columbus iiJROCERY buslness for sale Protection Agency durmg the A M Eastern Daylight Savmg Bulldmg for sate or lease A TO z MART used furniture prev1ous week Wlth1n two Time Tuesday August 13 1974 Phonll1 773 5618 from 8 30 p m weeks of notice of the 1nvo1ved tor Improvements In appl 1ances and mise Rt 33 Rll!ienberg Athens Hockmg Me1gs Hartford W Va to 10 p m ~for appointment appllcat •on ~o,n OEPA Weekly Nobl ~ V 1nton and Rev 1elv anyone aggne"'ed or Morgan 7 26 lfc ' 20 tfc adversely affected by issuance washll'lgton Count•es Oh1o on ALSO SHAMPOO Athens OhiO We close each Athens County Road Nos 1 J B BRACE yourself for a thr1ll the or renewal of any perm ltfs) Friday at noon for balance of CARPETS • Lawn Boy llcense( s) or varlance(sJ may 6 7 10 11 12 17 17 A 19 24 24 ftrst t tme you use Blue Lustre SOLID week • Tecumseh to clean r-ugs Rent electrte request an adludlcatlon hearmg A 25 31 32 .t4 60 61 63 76 83 AND CLEAN VINYL SIDING • Kohler shampooer Sl Baker Fur by wr itten request pursuant to 107 T22 22 A 402 and 6o40 m • WiS Consin UPHOLSTERY nlture Company Ohio Revised Co de Sectton Athens County Hockmg County • All other 37.45 07 That statute does not Road Nos 1 2 3 4 5 7 10 12 7 26 3tc CAS H FOR J UNK CARS Produced frqm a spec1al permtt hearing requests on 13 14 2.4 25 26 28 31 32 33 A comp lete Frye s Truck and makes "Vinyl compound made by B~ 33 B 34 36 42 44 52 53 82 116 perm1t modlflcattons com Auto Parts Rutland Oh10 24 GIGANTIC Flea Market 70 F Goodr ich and Monsanto 5 225 249 272 300 306 333 415 plaints verlffed compla1nts HOUR WRECKER SER yard sates A ll concentrated t1mes th icker thiln metal and 416 In Hockmg County prQposed ac t tons or achons VICE Phone 742 6094 at one place 'h m lie out Spring JOBS contracted Phone 742 SEPTIC sldlng Wtll not dent ch1£>~ TANKS c l eaned W fth ln 30 days of pubtlcat•on Me•gs toun t y Road Nos 3 5 17 7 26 26tc Avenue off R:t 7 Ma1n St 3074 or wrtte Box 23 Langs crack peel rot rust or 19 20 21 22 2 .. 25 26 28 30 32 r easona bl e rate s Ph 446 of this not ice any person may Pomeroy Ohto Free ad vtlle Oh10 ------~- --- --cha lk 4782 Galll polls...,John Russell (1) submit written facts or 36 39 46 55 76 and 403 In Meigs m 1 Ss lon plenty of park1ng $5 for tunk automobtles We W1H 7 23 26t c County Morgan County Road owner and operator op in•ons relatmg to act 1ons r estrooms and refre shmen ts ptck up R 1vers1de Auto FREE HOME ESTIMATES proposed actions or verified Nos 2 3 4 6 7 9 15 18 32 56 5 12 tfc lnstde and outside Conta ct Wrecking Phone (304) 773 CRE MEAN S CONCRETE complaints (2l request a public 60 66 75 80 84 92 9" 98 and Fredd •e Thabet 773 565 1 after 5890 SUPERIOR delivered Monday through SEPTIC TANKS m eetmg regard rn g proposed 108 In Morgan County Noble AROBIC 5 p m every Sat urday and VINYL PRODUCTS r 5 ttc Sa turday and even1ngs actions and or (JJ reQue st County Road Nos 5 5 A 8 14 A S E-,WAGE SYS TEM$ Sunday Everyone welcome Phone 446 1142 notice of further actions or 19 20 23 and 40 in Nob le CLEANED REPAIRI:O 7 18 tfc Call Collecl1 592 5544 6 13 tfc proceedings County V1nton County Road MILLER SA NITATION Athens, Ohto Address all communlcat1ons Nos 1 3 6 10 12 13 17 18 21 STEWART OHIO PH 662 r WILL prosecute anyone found 22 23 2" 25 28 30 31 37 and 42 to Hearing Clerk Ohio EPA P '"EXCAV,ATING dozer lo i'!td@i: 3035 guilty of burning the inStde of 2 BE CROOM furn t shed 0 Box 1049 Columbus Ohlo tn Vmton county washmgton and backhoe work septic 10 4 tfc GAS HEATER 70 000 BT U County Road Nos 2 3 4 6 6 A my outstde totlet The apartment depos 1t and 43216 1614) 466 6037 tanks 1nstanea dlfmp rrucks thermostat and fan S35 Phon e property belongs to the State refer-~nces required On e Appltcahon for NPDE S 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 20 and lo boys for hire will haul SE PTIC TANK S cleane d 992 2258 J)erm It 25 26 30 32 33 42 76 76 A 84 of Oh1o Ernest ( R nkJ ch ld only tnqu l re Ba ileys fill dirt top sell limestone Modern San ltaflon 992 3954 or 1 28 6tc Oavtdson 113 Ebenezer St store M•ddleport Syracuse Ra cme Reo•onal 85 102 109 109 A 126 206 236 992 7349 and gravel Call Bob or Roger Pomeroy 244 333 34 1 344 348 375 406 Sewer District {Proposed) Jeffers day phone 992 7089 10 23 tfc 7 28 3tp 1973 {JOO J HONDA Scram bler 7 24 12tp T29 125 North 125 South 184 ni'illlt phone 992 3525 or 992 - - - - - - - - - - -- - 992 59 14 after 6 p m St Rt 124 277 278 279 591 and 11 71 '" 52:1'l READY MIX CONCRETE 7 28 6tp WE H AVE all vour upholstery CO UNTRY Mob tle Home Park Wash1ngton Co unty by ap Syracuse- Oh lo 2 11 tfc delivered rtght 1o your Rt 33 ten miles north of needi Burlap den1m plying center llnes and edge --------~--Recelvmg waters Ohto R 1ver prolect Fast and easy Free Pomeroy Large lots with KENMORE diShwasher $75 rmes cambrtc foam glue z1ppers ApphcatJOn No QS03 AX estimates Phon 'e 992 328 4 FOR FKEt:: est1mates on con cre te patios stdewalks ll'h x 12 wall to wall re d sp ring s and ta ck1 n g strtp Pav ement W tdth - Vanous aluminum replacement Goeglern Ready Mix Co runner s and off street carpet and pad sao Phone (7) 29 ltc c l•p s chipboard button Project and Work Leng t h Midd leport Oh i o windows sldmg storm doors parkmg Also spaces for 992 3388 tw 1ne sewmg t hr ea d legs VariOUS and windows R4lllng Phon~ 6 30 H e sm all tratlers Phone 99.2 7479 7 28 3tp upholstery book s dacron The Oh 10 Department of Charles Lisle Syracuse Oh10 7 21 tfc ~ ------- -----webbmg spr1ng twm e tacks Transportation hereby noftf1es Carl Jacob Sales C BRADFORD Auctioneer all btdders that 1t wtll af welt co rd cotton sw ive l ------~~~----OLD POST magazmes old Representative V V Comolete Servtce ftrmat1vely Insure that m any bases and foam foam foam bottles g.rl s bt cyc le Br idge ~URNISHED apartment Johnson and Son Inc Phone 9.49 3821 or 949 316 1 Pomero y Recovery 622 E co ntra c t entered into pursuant stone motorcycle 90 ut i lity adults only m Mtddleport R:aclne Ohtp A 30 tfc to thts advert ise ment mtnor!ty Ma in St Pomeroy Oh 10 trailer black Angus co w and Phone 992 3874 Crltt Bradford Phone 992 7554 bus rness enterpnses w i ll be calf Robert Hayman __,_ 5 12 tfc 5 1 tfc afforded full opportun1ty to 7 24 26tc Rutland phone 742 4111 SEWING MACHINE$ Repah' - -- -- - -- - - -- subm tt b ds In resp onse to thI S 7 28 3tc servlce all makes 992 2284 0 DELL Allnement lo cated mvltation and wdl no t be ~ iG Sco;nty-Human-; So;1e t y TRAILER Browns Tra11er - --~ -- -- --- --Th& Fabric Shop Pomeroy behmd Rutland Grade Sch oo l Thnft Shop open 10 a m till dlscrlmlnated agamst on th e Court Pomeroy Phone 992 Authorlzed Stnger Sales and complete front end service grounds of race color or 4 30 p m ever y Fr•day and 3324 Service We Sharpen Scissors brakes and tuneups wheel s Satu rday New used stock Mr and Mrs John Walter natural origin In constderatton 7 18 ffc 3 291fc balanced elec;tront ca lly Open arrtvmg weekly Ctothmg - - - - - - - -- - - -a to 8 da l ly Call 742 3232 on Dean are the proud parents of for Man1n award collectibles appllances tmum wage rates tor DOZER work land clearing by Sunday tor appt 3 AND A ROOM furnished and treasu res recOrds pictures therr frrst haby The bOy who th IS prole c t have be en the acre hourly or contract 7 16 tfc unfurnished apartments as requt red by books lamp.,s toy s Located farm ponds, roads etc Large - ------ - -~weighed 9 lbs Will be called predetermined Phone 992 543-4 across fr om Pomeroy Past law and are set forth m the b d dozer and operator with over / 4 12 tfc Off1ce John Jeremey Recent visitors proposal 20 rears experience Pull1ns AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled., Lost your The date set for compte! on EXcavating Pomeroy Oh10 5 12 ffc were Mr and Mrs Hobart of thts work shall be se t forth tn PRIVATE meeting room for operators t1cen se Call 992 Phone 992 2478 any organizat ion phone 992 7.28 Smalley, Chester, Mr and the b dd lng proposal 12 19 tfc .,..,_ _ _ ""'T' _ _ _ ...,... _ _ ..._ _ _ KOSCO T R OSMETIC S ._ 3975 6 1,..,fc Each bidder shall be requ•red WIG S For a good line of Mrs Eddie Weekly, Mr and to file w1th his b •d a cerhfted 3 11 tfc Cosmetics friendly service These sizes also available Mrs Walter Terrell, Mrs chec k or cashter s check for an and someone to chat with amount equal to f1ve per cent of S 000 6,000 8 000 10 000 and BUS INE SS room 22 )( 80 23 4 E Q1ve me a uu Helen Jane Yovonne Young, Mrs Linda h1s b1d but 1n no event more Ma1n St Pomeroy Ohto 12 000 BTU Brown 992 5113 3 BEDROOM home completely Well, Mr and Mrs Ivan PaweD than ftfty thousand dollars or a Phone 992 5786 or 992 3975 3 19 tfc POMEROY LANDMARK remodeled tnS1de and out bond for ten per cent of his bid 6 12 tfc and Mr and Mrs Kenneth payable to the Dtrector Newly built f 1rep lace forc ed Jack W Carsey, Mgr A TO Z Mart used furn ished -------------~ air heat large fenced In yard Bi dders must apply on t h~ Marldns, Mr and Mrs JIJD app li ances c loth1ng diShes TW O 5 room and bath apts rn Phone 992 2181 For further lnfor.matton or proper forms for quallftcat on and m ise Rt lJ oppos 1te Haley of Rutland Middleport For informatlon showmg call 949 2571 at least ten days prtor to t he trailer court Hartford w ca II 992 .2550 or r 42 6551 Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl date set for open ing b1ds 1n 7 26 3tc Va 1973 RICKMAN 250 MX With 3 7 3 tfc accordance w1fh Chapter 5525 cycle trailer and extras Sale 4 10 tfc visited her father, Mr Clyde Ohio Rev.sed Code or trade Call (304) 773 5128 HOUSE located In Mason W Plans and specif ica tions are Harrison at Middleport MOBI LE HOME n M iddleport 7 28 6tp Va 11 1h rooms 2 baths can on file In the Department of Adults only Phone 992 5592 -be seen by appQtntm~nt only recenUy Transportatlon and the offiCe of 6 25 tfc 1969 TRIUMPH SOD motorcycle Send repltes to Box 586 Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal, the District Deputy 0 re ctor BABYSITTER tor 3 school size - - - - - - - - - - -- - -Chopped excellent c ond•tlon Mason W Va SU 000 The D irector reserves th e carr 992 7439 7 26 6tc c h il dr en 4 days a week Call Mr and Mrs Russell WeD and nght 4 ROOM furn •shed apt Phone 7 28 3fp to reject any and an bid s MIDDLEPORT - Large 992 3645 ----------~-992 5908 - - - -- - - - -- -- - Roger Young ha've returned older brick home New hOuse on 1 acre of land 7 26 3tc J PHILLIP RICHLEY 7 23 6tc COMPLETE King Stze bed $150 s ROOM home after a two week tnp Phone 992 7265 kitchen has everything New DIRE CTOR -------------or best offer Phone 992 3619 LADY of good c haracter to NICE 3 rooms and bath all 7 22 6tc hot water heating system lltrough Montana, Wyorrung, fll 22 29 2tc 7 28 3tc ma ke home With and ca r e for elect ric apartment tn - - -- -- -- -- - -- B R , 2 baths. basement lots South Dakota and Nebraska 3 year old g~rl Phone 992 2297 STORE build i ng apt and Pomeroy Table top range of parking space, close to 7 26 3tc garage 75 ft frontage large where they vlslted wtth Mrs wall oven re al n Ice apart shopping $22 500 parking area Pr ice $15 000 ment Call 4-46 7699 or Beal's ten brothers and sisters evenmgs at 446 953 9 BLACK and whtte Sl ber an E MaIn St Porn eroy Oh lo POMEROY - 1storyfrome. Ga ll ipOliS Write P o Box 2.43 Syracuse They had thetr family reunwn Husky blue eyes female 2 B R • bat~ . basemen! with Ohio 7 26 6tc Appliance servrce man with spayed 3 yrs Oct Wonderful at Belle Fourche, South Dakota utility, almost new furnace ~ 7 18 tfc - -,... --- ----~---pet for children Reasonable knowledGe of refrtgerat1on. large lot 296x50 Asking PRIVATE entranc~ bedroom where 75 of the fannly at- penter, Mr and Mrs Garold to fam tly to furn ish good Vacahon & travel pay~ 1 bath and kitchen apt Phone $10 000 Gtlkey, Tammy, Cindy and LOT S for sate tra il er Qr house home M ust have 6 tt fen ced tended Qallta Refngeraf1on Co 992 5508 Gentlemen please Al l utilities Phone 742 3615 •n yard c E White ABOUT 2 ACRES - 2 story Mrs John Perdas and Mary Rick of Athens, Mr and Mrs 1'·263tc Phone 446 4066 Rutland Oh io Murravsvllle W Va 26153 frame .4 B R 11h baths, 7 23 6tp 7 16 ttc and Lisa Of Pennsylvania have Charles Klng and Susan, Mrs dining room porches , " ROOMS and bath home for -~ --- ------ -been visiting with Mrs Roger Rowland Dats, Mrs Vrrgll -· storage bldg 2 garages rent In Rutland Phone 992 AKC T oy Poodle pupp ies Service Station Kmg and Helen Mrs $10,000 Slamese Ki ttens Irish Setter CARSON YOWig and Wesley 5858 Garage SOX60 building pups Kennels of Calhoun l 7 14 tf c MIDDLEPORT - 2 story Cement dr tveway Phone 742 Mrs John Dean who has ElizabeUt Murray, Mrs Ray 256-6247 WILL do babyslttlng 1n my 50S2 frame, -4 B R , bath garage, Salwer, Mr and Mrs Ralph been iU and hospitalized for Ute 7 18 26tc home day or weekly Phone 7 16 tfc trailer hookup , lots of past two weeks, has returned Carl, Mrs JaneUt Beat, local, 992 7468 r Around S8 000 1 20 Jtc rOr "' 3 BEDROOM bath kitchen home and Is Improving Recent Rev Roy Well, Sandusky, llv tng room and full Salt Works E VISitors were Mr and Mrs Sanford Well, Albany, and Mr WILL do typmg and clerlc al '""exCELSIOR basement large lot Martin WE HAVE BUYERS Main St Pomeroy All kinds 1972 MOBILE Hom e Ux70 work 1n my home 35 years St Mason Phone 773 5404 Kenneth Matkins, Racme, Mr and Mrs Elden Markms, of salt water pellets water GALORE WAITING, LIST H lllc resf furn Ished or un expe r ience Phone 992 3503 7 23 6tp nuggets block salt and own • furn tshed must sell Phone YOUR PROPERTY WITH and Mrs Walter TerreD, Mr Caq>enter 7 28 6tc OhiO Riv er Sett Phone 992 742 688 2 RutiMd OhiO US TODAY AND MAKE 3891 and Mrs Robert Ried and 7 28 6tp 5 ROOM house and bath wlfh WILL do babyslfting f or THAT SALE _._ Rev Jay Stiles s (who IS shower 2 large lots and new 6 5 tfc --- ------~---David Mr and Mrs Eddie Worklng mothers n my home uttltty bu ll dmg In Raclne Weekly and Missy, all ol paslor Of Carleton church) PhOne 992 6865 or 992 5669 BEA T the 1975 Pri ce Increase Ohio Call 949 5285 SI NG R _192 225t or_!92-2U8 E Automatic Zlg_z!i__ Buy a 1974 model now Get _ 1 .2.J...6Jc - 7 16 12fc Pataskala , Mr ~ and- Mrs, moUter )ll!SBed away Euner.;~l Sewmg Machines tn ""5ew lng tvsburo by Cas11e 12ll60 2 fable Makes buttonholes bedroom front klt chen gas HobartSmalley, Chester, Mr services were Monday at NEW HOME 3 bedrooms sews on buttons btfnd hems model 55 5 95 12x65 3 ColumbWJ and Mrs Paul Paynter, CarHutch inson SubOlvlslon etc Top notch con d i tion Pay bedroom front kltchen total Rutland Phone 742 3615 or SSI or terms availabl e Phone e'ectrlc $6 995 Skyl i ne 12x52 1972 VEGA ,.. good condition see M llo Hut ch inson Rutland Phone 9"9 2981 992 2653 2 bedroom total electr i c 7 28 12tc OUR ,WAY by Neg Cochran 7 16 lfc S4 995 24xA4 double wide 7 28 6tc -------------tota l electr i c S9 985 All prices 1 96 -, sp~r 195s SEVE N room house bath larg e WE ARE picking 'up a plano In 1nclude set up and d&llvery Y&A~ 1 DE"TOUREP .A.~Ui-JP tot garage Ma i n Street Chevrolet Phone 7.42 .te.t6 vour .. area lnd would llkf Kingsbury Home Sates and ~15 HOUSE OJ..I TH WAY Rutlsnd Asking S12 000 7 26 6tp some responsible- partv to Service In c 11 00 E Main HC>Ii£ EVEjiitY TIM& I 60 We need man or woman to Phone 7A2 4712 take over payments Call St Pomeroy Ohio Phon e BY HER PLACE. 511£ /VAILS 7 21 12tc sell full hne of Advertising Cred it Manager (6 141 ) 772 992 703" ME FOR A LA BOR: DETAIL Specialties. Ca len dan and 5669 or write 260 East Main 7 28 Stc .AN I M &USHE.D I Street Chillicothe OtJio A.S60\ - - - - - - - - - -- - Gifts in the Pomeroy area 4 7 tfc 1972 3 BEDROOM Windsor Must be able to plan own Mobile Home on 1 acrr ot 1972 CHEVROLET V2 ton , ltaf time and work with a \969 GMC Astro 311 Detro it 13 ground For more In springs I ft bed cuitom ceb mlnrmum of supervision speed Phone 992 7586 formation c all 992 7638 and body chrom•. 2 tone All accounts are protected 1 26 61c 7 23 6t c paint big 6 293 3 IPttd power Repeat orders are protected disc bra ken, new topp•r~ 111 CANNING tomato" brln~ your 45 x 12 MOBILE home. 3 paneled both like new Mutt H1gh Commlutons payable own containers Arnold Hvpp bedroom , bath living room. stU 12 4'0 667 33'" or when orders •rt ~ssed for Letart Fells Clll 247 2623 hall , lnd 2 bedrooms car Belpre 423 " " ' cred1t 1 26 3tc Plied Phone 992 7751 1 26 3tc Tho Advertising Specialty 6 16 tfc HAY and 5traw for Sltle 70c per 1969 vw 1100 Phone 992 $191 Lme 1s the molt extensive In bate Contact W A R lc:e Rt 1 1972' GRANVILLE 12X 65 2 BR 7 26 ltc the lndUitry Calendars lrl! ReedSV I lle near Tuppe-rs front den total electric , Ple lns phone 667 J267 manufactured 11f our Red furn ls ~ed , 2 porchu 8 x 2D n "71 TRIUMPH Bonnevllfe 650 1 26 3tc awning end underp in n i ng oak pllnl Tlaer aold ln oood condition • Call 361 7823 or 367 7437 atttr 5 $875 Phone 992 3700 Write SOb McKenzlo, Sa in PAINT DA.W.l>f l 97< Zig Zag -------------- MONDA\', JULY1t, lt74 • 00- Mr Cartoon and Tho Banana Spllh J; .Huck & Y01j l 61 7 Oil - Truth or Cono J S..ot the Clock ' · News 6 10, What s 1 My Line 8 Circus 13, Elec Co 20 Workshop 15 The 777 Pearl Sl Middleport, O~lo 992-5367 Helen Help By Helen Bolte! Us. • • , ' BENNY BRANHAM B&K EXCAVATING v STEREO radto am tm 8 track tape comblnat1on 4 speaker sound system Balan c e S105 39 or easy terms Cadi 992 3965 7 24 tfc . .see or Call Free Estimates : E MAIN STREET POMEROY - Wnh& Wax $11 95 - Lube, Oil filler 950 - TUllO Up 1695 foot or contr•c:• Al10 do:ztr1 work tl)d setttic t1nks '"~ Next to Hrghwa Garage on Route 7 1-omerov Route 3 -------------- •nd 1 Pawe; 1 linN ljll work doM by the Moved to Rutlan(t, ~ mJie ' • WILSON'S PENN%01L ' Television Log 'I " . • uu s• ,., 29 Soulh Pass 3• Pass 4NT Pass Pass You Sooth hold •AQU4,AQ854+AK.2 What do you do now• A-Bid ol• opldel AI lho ••nt the alam will depend on a n- rooA Y'B QUQTION lnllead of blddlllfl five clu"your porlner has bid five dla Monda 1o ohow one ace Whal do you do now• A11wer Tomorrow NOPE -· PORE OC ZEB ·- HIM AN' LOBELIA WOZ S WEETHEARTS FER 14 '/EARS, BOT IT 9 ALL OVER NOW T~EY GOT HITCHED 5HE JII5T WANTED 1lJ ~ELL ME SOME 61RL SCOVT COOKIE$ I !iHE 5 'ttlUR FRIEND I"N 'T 5~E? I �4-Tbo o.JiySeni.U..L ¥!ddl•oort-PIInen>v, 0 . Mmday.Julv !I lt74 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! - A.DVERTfSI.MENT FOR BID5 Seel td b •ds w ill be rece·•vtd unhl 12 00 Noon D ST on A ugusl 6t~ 1974 at 1he off ice of th e M• yor of th e Vtll ag e of Ra cine Oh lo for a F ree Span Pole Buil d ing 26 f ee t b y " 0 r eel by 9 fett bu ll d lno w tll h.&v e two me tal doors 3 t ee.1 by 6 f e~ d 1!1 Inches Inc l ud in g h ardware an d lock two 3 teet by 8 1eet roo f sky 11Qhls one t foo t by 8 t oo• o "' erhead doo r ro r sto n bar operatt-d w 1th toc k fi re ret ard ant m att r~ et whe re nec essar y to meet srt11te code al uminum r'OOf un pa inted Wt1h th irty yea r wntten corros1on guara nt ee pemteo Stdmg r ough sa wn al uminum w it h t h i r ty ye ar wr ttf en c orrosi o n QlHII r-an teel and tw enty ye ar paint g uaran tee a ll toad bea r mg columns to b e 6 f et l by 6 fee t pentachloroph en ol treat ed wtth an cho r pad s B i dder mus t pro"'l de all tabo r ma l erH!I I and sti!IIP per m lts to compte1etv 1n stall the burl d lng and to com p l y w 1t h st ate c od e reQu ir ement s E ach b d sha ll conta in the f ull nam e o f ever y person or com pany tnlere-sted '" such b id and shall be a c co m pant ed by sv ff iC H!nt bOnd or cen f1 ed chec k on so lven t ba n k 1n the amoun t of 10 per c ent of the bid that tf the btd 1s ac cepted a c ontra c t w•ll be en t ered mto and the performance of 1t properly secur ed The I; d shall state separately the pr tc e tor tabor an d matenal Vttlage of RaCine Oh 10 (7) n 29 2tc - - -- -- - ... ,Notice 2 Pomeroy Of 197l CHEVROLET ""~"LA ' Door . light grn finish. greer vinyl top used os Co of tlclal cer never titled, bal of warranty , loaded with e)Ctras Includi ng factory ai r radio & tape, w w fires guards & all the fine extras -------------- OLD furniture , oak tables clocks Ice bo~ees bran beds diShes desks or c9mp1ete hOUSeholdS Wr i te M D Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh io 1 c all 9921760 5 13 tfc equipment A sharp car HATCHBACK CPE $2095 Local 1 owner trade In A speed tr~ns G T equ i pment. good tires dean Inside red finish blk. vinyl lnt lnw ...,11"!--lae rt~dia UPHOL S lE~Y rabr lu by the y ard 5I In ches w i de as low u S2 49 per vard Velvifts u low as 15 25 Imported velvets $9 60 We also have nylon hercuton cotton phnts vmyls and remnants by the yard or by the piece Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Ma in St Pomeroy Phone 992 755.4 _. 7 2.4 26tc and models of mob il e homes Phone area code 6U 423 9531 4 13 tfc ------------JUN K OPEN EVES8 P.M POMEROY, OHIO PMS OOOS {6) - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - c;s-;;-;,~~;7o;-a;;--;a,._e; POMEROY MOTOR CO. 00 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF T RANSPORTATION Columbus , Otuo, Julyl2 1974 Contract Sates Legal Copy No 74 4'S UNIT PRICE CONTRACT NEW l l v ln; room suites In Modern Me d It tr ran e • n E 1rly Amer lctn end Span ish Sirles Your c hQ lU ot colors In velviftor nylon w l th Scotch gard s rertlng as low as Sl49 9S Pomifroy Re-co"'erv 621 E Ma i n St 1>-omeroy Phone 992 75S-4 7 24 1tc ----~----- ---FOAM to fill your old couch end cha ir c usl'\ lons as tow as $10 9S ul)hoiS1erv okks only soc 4 Inc h covered foam mattresses tor standard size bed 529 95 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Mt ln St Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 7S5.t 7 2.4 26t c WANTED Old upr ight p i anos an y c ondit ion Paving liD eac h Fl rst floor only Wr i te to and 9 •vt d lrec t lons to W i tten P l ano Com pan v Box 188 Sard l !!. Oh10 ~ 3 9 .. 6 7 28 61p 1971 FORD GRAN TOR INO $2445 302 V 8 engine automatic trans , power steering like new w w t ires, low mUNg, blk v inyl Interior beautiful red fin ish with blk vinyl top radio wh covers, deluxe 1972 VEGA -------------- ------------Wanted To Buy Ulf5 Notice G ROVER S Stud io will be c losed for employees vacalton July 29th rough Aug 5 Open Aug 6 through Aug 10 Closed Aug . 1J through A ug 17 for Me tgs County Fa~r V islt our boo1h In the c ommerc1 al buddmg 7 26 18tc AUTOS c om plate ttnd delivered to our yard we p iC kup auto bod ies and buv all kmds of scrap metals and •ron R iders Salvage State Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio GREEN beans green peppers Phone 99 2 5468 c ucumbers tomatoes 6 26 26tp Clela nd Farms Gerald ine Cle14nd Racine Ohlo ., 17 tf( -------------- Brown Pastaboa rd, Sheet Iron, Refrtgerators, Hot Water Tanks. Auto bodies, Business Services Br•nd New Selling below cost sus Phone Larry t Mobile Home$ 992 7777 7 21 61 C A V G I i' and J Cl oth ing & M ise Vttd Sltle Mil klf Ch ifn sink Tappan J6 ' 8 G Range R C A • Jr condit ione r W.at c h for signs Tuppen P.la lns end SuC'c e s. 7 28 3t c QUALITY .,o rAP PAN Ey t t.. tnt ovl'r\ • surf•c • r ange, h•rvtst ljjlold color Gas Oe lulll• Model 7,- '!be O.Uy Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomerov 0 Momlay , July 29 1974 • tor Sale _______ ______ AUTO BODY .1&8 DtTQtiNG SERVIa W•t•r Une1 Inside city limit on right St and Rt 12.t ,... u... corner Sirek . Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992.7089 Ntght 992-3525 or 992 52~ Now Open for Busi ness 742-5293 ' BOWERS REPAIR Wtll do Dozer & Backhoe Work, Install Septtc Tanks, Haul 01 r t. Gravel. Lrmestone or Rent One of Our Trucks, Backhoe or Dozers. All Small Appliances Lawn MoweiS - The , e. to MANAGER ·r--------, . BISSEU BROTHERS 7 30- That GOOd Ole Nashville Music 3 Buck Owens 8 To Tell tho Truth 6 S..at the Clock 13 , EpiSOde Action J3 Municipal Court lO J Wacky World of Jonathan Winters 15 Help Thy : Nelg"'bar 4, Music of the People 20 I 00 - Rookies 6 ll , Playhouse New York In the! ' 40s 33 ' Baaebell World ot JoeGaraglola J 4 15 Gunsmoke 8 10 Pr:o ' Naturalists 33 : Tennla 20 8 b - Basoball 3, • 15 ? 00- Hero's Lucy S 10 Movie ' Lady In a Cage 13 • Hello , Oown There ' 6 CONST. 00. Book Beat33 Dick VanDykeS 10 Hondlful of Ashes 33 , Medical Cenler 8 10 10 30- Doy at Night 33 1j 00 - News3 < 6, 8 10 13 15, Janokl33 f :JO16 00 - Chester, Oluo 985 4102 ' & I' 1~ 30 - Wide World Mfstery 13 1' 00 - Tomorrow3, -4 e;ke Five for ~ 00 - News 4 13 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Located on lrd Street Racme , Ohto 6~ 35 - Columbus Today -4 6 45 -.. Farmtlme 10 Morning Report 3 7·00- Today 3, 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Dick Van Dyke 13 Osmonds 6 7 30 - New Zoo Revue 6 Tennessee Tuxedo 13 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 New Zoo Revue 13 Jeff's Collie 6 Concern & Comment 10 8• 35- Jack LaLanne 13 B 30 - Brady Bunch 6 Green Acres lQ 1n ' 8, Wild, Wild West 6 Captain Kan9aroo 10 Route 1 11 ~30- Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of Life • 8, 10 10 12 00 - Password 6 News S, 10 13 Bob Brauns 50 SO Club 4 Mr Rovers 33 , Jackpot I 3 15 12 30- Split Second 6 , Search for Tomorrow B 10 ----.------------- Ca 11992 2836 for -------------- Kingsbury _______ ______ News, Notes -- ------------ I HOTPOINT Better for Less 33 Jeopardy 3 4, 15 Esflmate1 of Any Type - ----------- WILL tr 1m or cut trees and shrubbery Also clean out basements att1cs etc Phon e~o.• 949 322 1 or H2 4441 -7 14 26tc -------------- .A -------------- ---- - --~ ----- - - - Real Estate For sate .. AKQ632 Real Estate For Sale - ------------- -------------- -------------- -- ------------ Help Wanted --------- ----- s - ------------- ----- ----- ---- Pets For Sale - ------------- ------------- Employment Wanted -------------- NEW LISTING - -------------- -------------Mob1le Homes For Sale __________ ___ ----------------- -------------- -CAN YOU WORK -------------- ------------- D, Murphy Company, 110 So. Second StrHI Rod Ook, low;o 51566 ' The Louls1ana capitol built In 1931oto cosl of$5 million Is 3< stoneJ high • ,~ 2' 4' 12x65 "l living and kll chen Front and back porches on lev&l lot. near school and stores Want $10 000 00 NEW HOME with closets 3 bedrooms ' large living, beautiful kitchen Ullllly room, 1'12 baths Garage and 1 acre In the country $28 000 llO J . PUZZLED AS TO BUYING OR ' SELLING CONSULT US, WE ~" DEAL IN REAL ESTATE EVERY DAY OFFICE 992 3325 .' f I GREAT COUNtRY_ SnREo 92.1 -------------- -------------- SEWING MACHINES STILL lti original cartons No at ------------ ------------------- Pm ------------25 41c ------------- ------------7 techments need&d as our controls are built In Sewa w i th 1 or 2 needles makes bvtlonhol&S sew on buttons monogramt and blind hem lY66 FORD ~ ton pickup eutomatlc transm ission stitch Full c ash pr ice S38 50 Good tires Camper Specie! or budoet plan avalleblt Phone Harold Brewtr Lono Phone 992 26.53 BoHom 985 355i .__ 7 16 tfc 7 2l tfc ____ _______ _ -------------- 7 24 131p 1972 MG MIDGET Convertible, good condl11on •nd low mileage Call 94t 3955 1 24 6tc '" ' " H ' .5 14 Uc ------------- Midd!!J>ort Pomeroy there ere strangers around An other c ou ld bec ome as at !ached l o It as you are CAPRICORN TAURUS !April 20·Mir 201 IDoc 22· Jan 19) II s Important at th1s Most of 1he wo rk tor something SOCia l you re planning In c on JunCtiOn w1th another Will be lett up 10 you unless dulles are spelled out now t ime to keep your oble<:tlve 1n s 1ght There s a l ike lihoo d you 11 sw ll c h your ettent1on at the last minute mng be sure you select guest s who know when to go hOme Remember tomorro w s a wo rk Make an ac curale appralsal of your present c onditions You II see the blggest bugaboo fac mg you now ls self doubt AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 19) GEMINI IMoy 21 June 20111 you plan to enterta in thiS eve • day CANCER !June 21-Julr 221 PISCES (Feb 20-Morc~ 201 You 11 have no problems with persons you ve had deelmgs w1th before but you Will have to be c areful d01ng bus1ness w1th strangers This Is not the day to d iscuss an 1ssue w1th your mate that opens an old wo und eve ry t1me 1t s brought up 7 oo -.- What 1 s My Line 8 Dusty s Trall13 Elec Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 Paul Nuchlms 33 News 10 TBA 15 lor JACOBY MODERN book to Wm at Bndae (cto thts newsp aper) P 0 Box 489 Radto City Statton New YQrk NY 10019 July 30, 1974 ! NEWS! Ar f. R ENTERPRLSE ASSN ) JJl!JJMID11rn;- H.41-u.J-.~ ,_. Unscramble theae four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordmary words ACCOO I KANCK [) Mission 12 30 - Wide World Mystery 13 1 00- 2 00- News 4, 13 I fU('RNU. J 'L a movie 15"AIn lbe Sun" :r!Dutcb cheese 38 Guarantee 31 Appraise 41 More profOW\d 41 FootbaU QB Dawson DOWN 1 Hobble City In Iraq Ia LONGPBLLOW One letter simply standi for another In thll ample A Ia used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single !etten, apoatrophea, the length and formation of the words are aU hlnte Each day the code !etten are dlll'erent 0 I & i ~L. tJ FRieND WAS Now arranre the CRYPI'OQUOTES • NCSA <~rcltclletters to form the surpnu anawer as suggeated by the abov-e cartoon 1 1 A FT (XIIXIIIJ Jumble& FLOOR ENTICE BALMY VALUEO Pass I. Both vulnerable North East w. 5+ Pass s•" 3' Surround clothe With v•ntlt. tvtn hill~ No hot IPOtl no overdrylng F ine Me- Lint Filter We lpeclallzt tn _______________ , '"'-..------..---- - WHJ 0 MVHT FT IAT· NHSIPASFMA KWABBFTlMCT - South 2+ 4+ 6+ Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby Jtm "If a bndge player could get a prayer granted he might pray 'Lord deliver me from partners who ms1st on hecommg declarer and contmue by m1splaymg the hand afterwards ' ' Oswald 'So uth s four d1a· mond call was the b1d or a hand hog H1s ace kmg queen or diamonds would be tncks at a club contract, h1s three small clubs could ruff hearts 1f clubs were trump and North had reb1d clubs at the threel~vel St11l South d1d b1d four and then SIX diamonds." J1m "Srx clubs would have been a cmch S1x diamonds should also have made, but South chucked the contract by a careless play from dum my at trlCk three n Oswald "He ruffed the second heart, led h1s ace of dJ~ ­ monds and played dummy s SIX tnstead of the nme or ten as a good player would "He contmued w1th the kmg of trumps West showed out Now South had to get to dummy to fmesse agamst East's Jack He d1d that but unfortunately was stuck m dummy when East d1d not cover the ten If he had kept the SIX m dummy, he COUld have OVertaken With h1s e1ght, pulled East's l~st trump and made hiS slam The blddmg has been Weat North Perme•Prtll Maytag H•lo or Heat o ...,.,. CBMATMHMFCT CSFIFTHMA Yealenlay's Cryptoquote: A CHILD EDUCATED AT ONLY SCHOOL IS AN UNEDUCATED CIULD.-GEORGE SAN TAYANA Too much mflotwn maiJ mean the enrl uftt-A BALLOON LI'I"I'L. ~~--~~ ~~-.=~ BHGSFXFGAB ASCBFMO ( A.n.w'!r• tomorrow) • An•w~r: • 3Z Tree 3S Making AXYDLBAAXa Salunlay 1 Tomorrow.3,4 , Take Five for Live 15 foods DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -Here's how to '!fork lt: Impossible 6 . ~n Maxlme' 10 ZZ Provided zz Prank T~E E!OXE.R ' 5 Pollee Story 3 4 touchables 13 Movies ' The Fiend Who Walked the West 8 a newspaper headline z Happy Days 6 13 Maude 8 Man Builds Man Destroys 20 33 Adam 12 3, 4 TBA 15 How a Police Review Board Works 10 30- Hawaii Flve08, 10. Faraday and Company 3, 4 Movie 11 30- Johnny Carson 3, 4 15 serte~ u Highway In 11 Abuse the ally 11 Sightseeing UV'IW Jaunt zs.sense 11 Word for along 2t Throw You re likely to take on more responstb tllttes where your work Or career ts concerned thiS year But you w 111 also brtng home a latter p~y check to st1ck to the cou rse you set for yourself lf vou make too oo - 10 30 - 0ayatNight33 Pllotfllm10 11 OO-News3 4 6, S,10,13 15 Janakl33 In • Z'l Espy LIBRA (Sept 23 -0ct 23) Try RFO 20 Beall he Clock 13 Hollywood Squares 3 • Baseball15 10 00 - Marcus Welby M 0 6 13 News 20 Mountain Scene 33 Pilot Film 10 Man" lltar 17 Luau dellcacy 1J Actre88, Mary 11 Wlfe of Ramacbandra 2t Furrow Zl Waste allowance 28Run You should d1rect y o ur energ1es to the pract ical thmgs that need d01ng at thiS tm~e You w111 be tempted to play 1n stead 7 30- To Tell the Truth 6 New Price Is Right 8 10 a priest ZfG!11118 genus your work 15 fm1shed for the day forget 11 and relax Stop thmkmg about all that is yet to be done or you II have a re st less n1ght 6 222 13 Balanced I 60 aeca 7 FUl wllll ambition %$ ··- LEO !July 23-Aug 221 Allor s 30 - Elec Co 33 Hogan's Heroes 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Western Star Theater 15 6 oo- ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 News 3 4 Truth or Conseq reply ~ U Show 13 Neljjbbor of Maurllanla 8 Ollld'a 14 Muacle vehicle 15 '"lbe Music • Arrqed • I WeNTCXJT I.CXli<INQ FOR WHAT AMI AFRAID OF? HE'$ R1Ct1 AND AOVENlURE AND NOIN ll<AT I".'C Fa.lND _..- I FAMOIJO AND HE'S IT I 1N\ ACTING' CERTAINLY LIKE A SCARED HANDSOME . BORN LOSER '/eS,SIIl! ! •J RA88fT I • I ~ I • ALLEY OOP 'IOU CALL THIS' A KIT!!, W()!.IMUGT'THIS ~lNG IS BUT 'TRASH I ~._SARNEY. ou~ WE, .,..ST RJR '<Oil Moytag Automltlct 2'Jspe.d operation ~holce of water hmpa Auto water ~svel control Lint Fllttr or Power Fin AgitAtor ... RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Grata You wont get Into fu ll gear un 111 later In the day Then the sparks w il l fly wh1le you try to make up l or lost hme Big Clpa~lfy •" , •• •• -·· MAYTAGI 742-4211 Dec 21) Don I leave some ~ thing you own lying eboul tf 21-Aprll 19) f Witty lD Moalem !NEWSPAPER ENTEHPRISt:: ASSN ~ Red Clf'Jtet ltrvlce 1969 CHE'VV Townsman st•tlo~t wagon $1 195 good condltiQn 1 PhOnt 992 7620 IMorc~ 1 Eacape f Negligent Openmg lead - 4'1 bedrooms with closets Large c,u Thos Weat and deep freeze Utility bldg NEW LISTING - Nice 2 1 ' ' --------------- The .. Greenwood with J bedrooms bath with shower Modern kitchen with stove and refrigerator Washer dryer bath dining ARIES lty tHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS S Husbands .. 754 and breakfast nook Gas fired hot wafer heat Fufl basement Just $20 000 LISTING - SAGITTARIUS INa• 23· For Tuesday July 30, 1G'74 3 oo - One Life to Live 6 13 How to Survive A Marriage 3 lS Match Game8 10 Ep1sode Action 33 Phil Donahue 4 4 00 - Mr Car1oon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 HUck and Yogi 6 t Dream of Jeannie 13 Movie My Friend Irma ' 10 4 30 - GreenAcres J VIrgin ia ns Jackpot 1 4 Gilligan s Isla nd 6 Daniel Boone 13 Bonanza 15 5 oo-Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Griffin 4 Big Valley 6 30 - News 6 8 10 NBC News 3 4 15 French Chef 33 Room dl.us··- AKQB2 Large 2 - slilrr ------------- SOUTH .S754 story home 3 bedrooms large Auto sales WITHOUT SUPERVISION? • : 1 •s - Umbrella 33 .. 2 00 - Days of Our Lives 3 < 15 Guiding Llfht 8 10 Newlywed Game 6 13 Calch 33 33 2 30 - Girl In My Life 6 13 Edge of Night B 10 Evening at Pops 33 Ooctors 3 4 1s u- - . '2 t -------------- ------------- Busmess Ooportunities Manager, • .j;9 S living dining modern kitchen NEW .K6 • AQI097 tJ7 5 4 .10 +3 • L Somethi ng Interesting Is com· lng up that w1U please y-ou con-. slderably However don t talk about It to one who fesents your good fortune VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 221 Having been adopted when I was only two weeks old, I 1/Jlnk your columns on "Adopted's Right to Know" hit home reaDy am. So tc 1/Joae adopted 01101 with all the q....tlewer. may never c:ome ClrCUIIIItancel may pnvt~~l lltlbtl In touch, llut the fact that oomeone wanted you and -~ lo !be trouble ol getting you Ia reaDy the ftiOit Important In J1111f life Thele are your PARENTS' - JIM S moves LITILE ORPHAN ANNIE EAST .QJ!0932 .jSJ4 --- ----------Sa'" <OUT W)!ST " •• -------------Real Estate For Sale 29 '863 • 1096 4,000 BTU '109.95 SendS 1 NORTH ID) +++ -aon. SCORPIO lOci 24· Now 221 Wake Me When the War Is Over 6 Baseball 15 Eye to Eye 20 33 Marlow Cook and Friends 13 9 oo - FirlngLine20 Behlndthellnes33 9 30 - Movie The Mouse That Roared' S Pllol F1lm 10 Hand hog bungles dummy play 0 DELL Allnement located behlnd Rutland Grade Sc hool comp lete front and tuneup and bra ke se rvtee Phone 742 3232 Open 8 to 8 datly Sun days by appt only 7 14 tfc Dear AMU 1 If Patrick wants the new job, encourage him to tske 11 1 Good4ook:lng women workers down at the office offer much more threat than do bored housewives he'D vlllit ( Al\d keep in mrnd when YOU play the bored, lonely housewile') 2 Smceyourhusband isn't a chaser, don 't let your worry put Utoughts rn his head 3 Take a Job and stick with it' Oulstde Interests will make you a more rnterestlng wife -one who doesn 'I dr1ve Patrick to the nearest bar with her suspicions - H 8 WIN AT BRIDGE ----- -----~- -- AIR CONDITIONERS ------- ----- Electric Co 33 Celebrity Sweepstakes 3, 15 Allernoon With OJ 13 12 ~s- News 3 15 1 oo - News3 AIIMyChlldren6 13 HazelS WhatsMyLine? 10 Sewing Skills J3 Not For women Only 15 1 30- Let 1 s Make A Oeal6, 13, As the World Turns 8 10 Ltvlng Is. yo ur roof reak tng ? Com par e our pn ces to any others we II grve you a professional roof tor less Dear Helen You read oo much about "the salesman and the sex-<~tarved housewile " Patrick, my husband hat been offered a good Job but It would he In sales, and I'd worry He'd be seeing women in thelr bomes• I worry a lot, mayhe because my Dad stepped out on Mom Patrick says he'd never be untrue, but after we moved here, a girl kept calling up, asking for "BlU," and I gotsWJpiciOUB I have no grounds, as he takes me wiUt him everywhere he goes, and he's never Late coming borne from work I get so lonely and bored, bull took a Job Patrick suggested and quit after only two weeks, because I wanted to be home wben he got in from work We've been married almost four years and have no children He doesn't want any yet I don't want him lo take the new Job Why let myself in for more worry• What todo 7 - ALL MIXED UP genuine people In the world I reepect, admire 1114lon llllal, Yes, ~ly, I have met my raJ molber. M7 put~~~~ arrange~ the meeting llwua otranc• but I'11111MII happened, for It made me realize all the more how r.. u-. I many changes you II begin to feel very 1nsecure about your 6 Ltllas Yoga & You 33 News 8 10 15 11 35 - Matter of Facl 33 11 55- CBS News 8 , Don Imel's World -------------- ------------- Commun ity of Living Things 33. Movie fathom 13 9 30 - ToTellthe Truth3, LucvShowS 9 35 - Malter of Fact 33 10 00- Company 6 , Jokers Wild 8 10, A Bit with Knll33 Name , Thot Tune 3, 1s 10 30 - Winning Streak 3 • 15, Gambit8 10 Wheels Kilns & • Clay 33 11 . 00- High Rollers 3 4, 15 Mike Oouglas 6 Password 13 Now You See ItS 10 Community of Living Things 33 Only an adopted chUd can kn"" the thoughts and questions the where are li)Y real that go through the mind The why't parent&' what llbout my family tree• Parental honesty Ill the best way to cope, for when a chlld grows up with a knOII'ledge of It all, he realluo he Ill reaDy loved and wanted Fortunately, I waa raised In that manner II flruoDy hlt me my go!lh, someone REAlLY wanted me l No longer was Jt lmpartanf wiJether these were my natural or not -;:~~~~~!!.:wl ~th~ou ~t~~the ldndeolt, warmest, most Do Slt.. men Have More Fuat Sesame St 33 S•55 - News 13 Chuck White Reports 10 9"00 - Paul Di xon 4 , AM 3 Phil Donahue IS Abbott & Costello --------------- -------------- Summer Semester 10 6 30- Bible Answer s 8 News 6 Five Minutes to Live By 4 Rev Cleophus Robinson 13 Sacred Heart 10 Hours 9 6 Weekdays 9 9 Weekends --------------- Sunrise Seminar 4 8•25- Form Report 13 Armstrong Ltnoleum Wall Paper Vmyl Wall Fabnc Spec1al 1 On Carpet Rem nants Free Esftmates PHONE 992·5476 --- .------------ Life 15 TUESDAY,JUL'I'J0,1974 6 00 - WIU.'S CARPET & INTERIORS DECORATING ------------- For Rent 30 - Johnny Carson 3, • 15 Untouchables 13 Mission lm 11 possible 6 Movies Home Before Dark 8 Rock a Bye Baby" 10 1 Home Butldmg Addtlions. Alumtnum & Vmyl S1dmg, Floor ~ ' Sandtng & Ftnlshmg . HOME ---- --------- -------------- 20,33 •5 30 - Elte Co J3 Hovan' s Heroes 13 Hodgepodge Lodge zo, : Wntern Star Theater 15 ;6 00 - News 3 ot, 15 News 8, 10 Truth or Consequenc:es 6 • SHame StrHt20 , Wllol' s t~e Big Ideo? JJ , ABC News 13 :0 30- NBC Nowu, 4 15 Room 222 13, ABC News 6 CBS News 1 r W1ik1nson Small Engine 992 3092 399 w Main Pomeroy Co. -------------- Somen.tU J Tattlttal"' · SesameStrHtll Movie Sonota Gunflahteru 10, I Dream of Junnle 11 :A 30- Grttn Ac_res 3, Jat:kpot 4 Gilligan 's Is 6 , Bonanza 15 , , OA~Iel Boone ll Virginian 1 :s 00 - Bonen~:a 3 . Niter¥ Grlfffn .4 Big Valley 6 Mister Rogers I without motors, Scrap Iron, Sealed proposals wil l b e YARD Sale at 870 South Second Cast Iron, Copper Brass, rece ived at the off 1ce of th e PUBLIC .NOTICE St Mtdd teport F rom 9 to 5 0 The follow i ng documents Dlrector of the Oh lo Oerarl Aluminum Auto Batteries p m d att y Lots of n1 ce 1tems Loc1ted at Modern Supply of Transporta Jon we-re received or prepared by ment Auto Radiators Sell to 7 23 6tc Small Engine Repa.r Oh10 un t1l 10 00 the Oh l o Env i ronmental Columbus iiJROCERY buslness for sale Protection Agency durmg the A M Eastern Daylight Savmg Bulldmg for sate or lease A TO z MART used furniture prev1ous week Wlth1n two Time Tuesday August 13 1974 Phonll1 773 5618 from 8 30 p m weeks of notice of the 1nvo1ved tor Improvements In appl 1ances and mise Rt 33 Rll!ienberg Athens Hockmg Me1gs Hartford W Va to 10 p m ~for appointment appllcat •on ~o,n OEPA Weekly Nobl ~ V 1nton and Rev 1elv anyone aggne"'ed or Morgan 7 26 lfc ' 20 tfc adversely affected by issuance washll'lgton Count•es Oh1o on ALSO SHAMPOO Athens OhiO We close each Athens County Road Nos 1 J B BRACE yourself for a thr1ll the or renewal of any perm ltfs) Friday at noon for balance of CARPETS • Lawn Boy llcense( s) or varlance(sJ may 6 7 10 11 12 17 17 A 19 24 24 ftrst t tme you use Blue Lustre SOLID week • Tecumseh to clean r-ugs Rent electrte request an adludlcatlon hearmg A 25 31 32 .t4 60 61 63 76 83 AND CLEAN VINYL SIDING • Kohler shampooer Sl Baker Fur by wr itten request pursuant to 107 T22 22 A 402 and 6o40 m • WiS Consin UPHOLSTERY nlture Company Ohio Revised Co de Sectton Athens County Hockmg County • All other 37.45 07 That statute does not Road Nos 1 2 3 4 5 7 10 12 7 26 3tc CAS H FOR J UNK CARS Produced frqm a spec1al permtt hearing requests on 13 14 2.4 25 26 28 31 32 33 A comp lete Frye s Truck and makes "Vinyl compound made by B~ 33 B 34 36 42 44 52 53 82 116 perm1t modlflcattons com Auto Parts Rutland Oh10 24 GIGANTIC Flea Market 70 F Goodr ich and Monsanto 5 225 249 272 300 306 333 415 plaints verlffed compla1nts HOUR WRECKER SER yard sates A ll concentrated t1mes th icker thiln metal and 416 In Hockmg County prQposed ac t tons or achons VICE Phone 742 6094 at one place 'h m lie out Spring JOBS contracted Phone 742 SEPTIC sldlng Wtll not dent ch1£>~ TANKS c l eaned W fth ln 30 days of pubtlcat•on Me•gs toun t y Road Nos 3 5 17 7 26 26tc Avenue off R:t 7 Ma1n St 3074 or wrtte Box 23 Langs crack peel rot rust or 19 20 21 22 2 .. 25 26 28 30 32 r easona bl e rate s Ph 446 of this not ice any person may Pomeroy Ohto Free ad vtlle Oh10 ------~- --- --cha lk 4782 Galll polls...,John Russell (1) submit written facts or 36 39 46 55 76 and 403 In Meigs m 1 Ss lon plenty of park1ng $5 for tunk automobtles We W1H 7 23 26t c County Morgan County Road owner and operator op in•ons relatmg to act 1ons r estrooms and refre shmen ts ptck up R 1vers1de Auto FREE HOME ESTIMATES proposed actions or verified Nos 2 3 4 6 7 9 15 18 32 56 5 12 tfc lnstde and outside Conta ct Wrecking Phone (304) 773 CRE MEAN S CONCRETE complaints (2l request a public 60 66 75 80 84 92 9" 98 and Fredd •e Thabet 773 565 1 after 5890 SUPERIOR delivered Monday through SEPTIC TANKS m eetmg regard rn g proposed 108 In Morgan County Noble AROBIC 5 p m every Sat urday and VINYL PRODUCTS r 5 ttc Sa turday and even1ngs actions and or (JJ reQue st County Road Nos 5 5 A 8 14 A S E-,WAGE SYS TEM$ Sunday Everyone welcome Phone 446 1142 notice of further actions or 19 20 23 and 40 in Nob le CLEANED REPAIRI:O 7 18 tfc Call Collecl1 592 5544 6 13 tfc proceedings County V1nton County Road MILLER SA NITATION Athens, Ohto Address all communlcat1ons Nos 1 3 6 10 12 13 17 18 21 STEWART OHIO PH 662 r WILL prosecute anyone found 22 23 2" 25 28 30 31 37 and 42 to Hearing Clerk Ohio EPA P '"EXCAV,ATING dozer lo i'!td@i: 3035 guilty of burning the inStde of 2 BE CROOM furn t shed 0 Box 1049 Columbus Ohlo tn Vmton county washmgton and backhoe work septic 10 4 tfc GAS HEATER 70 000 BT U County Road Nos 2 3 4 6 6 A my outstde totlet The apartment depos 1t and 43216 1614) 466 6037 tanks 1nstanea dlfmp rrucks thermostat and fan S35 Phon e property belongs to the State refer-~nces required On e Appltcahon for NPDE S 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 20 and lo boys for hire will haul SE PTIC TANK S cleane d 992 2258 J)erm It 25 26 30 32 33 42 76 76 A 84 of Oh1o Ernest ( R nkJ ch ld only tnqu l re Ba ileys fill dirt top sell limestone Modern San ltaflon 992 3954 or 1 28 6tc Oavtdson 113 Ebenezer St store M•ddleport Syracuse Ra cme Reo•onal 85 102 109 109 A 126 206 236 992 7349 and gravel Call Bob or Roger Pomeroy 244 333 34 1 344 348 375 406 Sewer District {Proposed) Jeffers day phone 992 7089 10 23 tfc 7 28 3tp 1973 {JOO J HONDA Scram bler 7 24 12tp T29 125 North 125 South 184 ni'illlt phone 992 3525 or 992 - - - - - - - - - - -- - 992 59 14 after 6 p m St Rt 124 277 278 279 591 and 11 71 '" 52:1'l READY MIX CONCRETE 7 28 6tp WE H AVE all vour upholstery CO UNTRY Mob tle Home Park Wash1ngton Co unty by ap Syracuse- Oh lo 2 11 tfc delivered rtght 1o your Rt 33 ten miles north of needi Burlap den1m plying center llnes and edge --------~--Recelvmg waters Ohto R 1ver prolect Fast and easy Free Pomeroy Large lots with KENMORE diShwasher $75 rmes cambrtc foam glue z1ppers ApphcatJOn No QS03 AX estimates Phon 'e 992 328 4 FOR FKEt:: est1mates on con cre te patios stdewalks ll'h x 12 wall to wall re d sp ring s and ta ck1 n g strtp Pav ement W tdth - Vanous aluminum replacement Goeglern Ready Mix Co runner s and off street carpet and pad sao Phone (7) 29 ltc c l•p s chipboard button Project and Work Leng t h Midd leport Oh i o windows sldmg storm doors parkmg Also spaces for 992 3388 tw 1ne sewmg t hr ea d legs VariOUS and windows R4lllng Phon~ 6 30 H e sm all tratlers Phone 99.2 7479 7 28 3tp upholstery book s dacron The Oh 10 Department of Charles Lisle Syracuse Oh10 7 21 tfc ~ ------- -----webbmg spr1ng twm e tacks Transportation hereby noftf1es Carl Jacob Sales C BRADFORD Auctioneer all btdders that 1t wtll af welt co rd cotton sw ive l ------~~~----OLD POST magazmes old Representative V V Comolete Servtce ftrmat1vely Insure that m any bases and foam foam foam bottles g.rl s bt cyc le Br idge ~URNISHED apartment Johnson and Son Inc Phone 9.49 3821 or 949 316 1 Pomero y Recovery 622 E co ntra c t entered into pursuant stone motorcycle 90 ut i lity adults only m Mtddleport R:aclne Ohtp A 30 tfc to thts advert ise ment mtnor!ty Ma in St Pomeroy Oh 10 trailer black Angus co w and Phone 992 3874 Crltt Bradford Phone 992 7554 bus rness enterpnses w i ll be calf Robert Hayman __,_ 5 12 tfc 5 1 tfc afforded full opportun1ty to 7 24 26tc Rutland phone 742 4111 SEWING MACHINE$ Repah' - -- -- - -- - - -- subm tt b ds In resp onse to thI S 7 28 3tc servlce all makes 992 2284 0 DELL Allnement lo cated mvltation and wdl no t be ~ iG Sco;nty-Human-; So;1e t y TRAILER Browns Tra11er - --~ -- -- --- --Th& Fabric Shop Pomeroy behmd Rutland Grade Sch oo l Thnft Shop open 10 a m till dlscrlmlnated agamst on th e Court Pomeroy Phone 992 Authorlzed Stnger Sales and complete front end service grounds of race color or 4 30 p m ever y Fr•day and 3324 Service We Sharpen Scissors brakes and tuneups wheel s Satu rday New used stock Mr and Mrs John Walter natural origin In constderatton 7 18 ffc 3 291fc balanced elec;tront ca lly Open arrtvmg weekly Ctothmg - - - - - - - -- - - -a to 8 da l ly Call 742 3232 on Dean are the proud parents of for Man1n award collectibles appllances tmum wage rates tor DOZER work land clearing by Sunday tor appt 3 AND A ROOM furnished and treasu res recOrds pictures therr frrst haby The bOy who th IS prole c t have be en the acre hourly or contract 7 16 tfc unfurnished apartments as requt red by books lamp.,s toy s Located farm ponds, roads etc Large - ------ - -~weighed 9 lbs Will be called predetermined Phone 992 543-4 across fr om Pomeroy Past law and are set forth m the b d dozer and operator with over / 4 12 tfc Off1ce John Jeremey Recent visitors proposal 20 rears experience Pull1ns AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled., Lost your The date set for compte! on EXcavating Pomeroy Oh10 5 12 ffc were Mr and Mrs Hobart of thts work shall be se t forth tn PRIVATE meeting room for operators t1cen se Call 992 Phone 992 2478 any organizat ion phone 992 7.28 Smalley, Chester, Mr and the b dd lng proposal 12 19 tfc .,..,_ _ _ ""'T' _ _ _ ...,... _ _ ..._ _ _ KOSCO T R OSMETIC S ._ 3975 6 1,..,fc Each bidder shall be requ•red WIG S For a good line of Mrs Eddie Weekly, Mr and to file w1th his b •d a cerhfted 3 11 tfc Cosmetics friendly service These sizes also available Mrs Walter Terrell, Mrs chec k or cashter s check for an and someone to chat with amount equal to f1ve per cent of S 000 6,000 8 000 10 000 and BUS INE SS room 22 )( 80 23 4 E Q1ve me a uu Helen Jane Yovonne Young, Mrs Linda h1s b1d but 1n no event more Ma1n St Pomeroy Ohto 12 000 BTU Brown 992 5113 3 BEDROOM home completely Well, Mr and Mrs Ivan PaweD than ftfty thousand dollars or a Phone 992 5786 or 992 3975 3 19 tfc POMEROY LANDMARK remodeled tnS1de and out bond for ten per cent of his bid 6 12 tfc and Mr and Mrs Kenneth payable to the Dtrector Newly built f 1rep lace forc ed Jack W Carsey, Mgr A TO Z Mart used furn ished -------------~ air heat large fenced In yard Bi dders must apply on t h~ Marldns, Mr and Mrs JIJD app li ances c loth1ng diShes TW O 5 room and bath apts rn Phone 992 2181 For further lnfor.matton or proper forms for quallftcat on and m ise Rt lJ oppos 1te Haley of Rutland Middleport For informatlon showmg call 949 2571 at least ten days prtor to t he trailer court Hartford w ca II 992 .2550 or r 42 6551 Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl date set for open ing b1ds 1n 7 26 3tc Va 1973 RICKMAN 250 MX With 3 7 3 tfc accordance w1fh Chapter 5525 cycle trailer and extras Sale 4 10 tfc visited her father, Mr Clyde Ohio Rev.sed Code or trade Call (304) 773 5128 HOUSE located In Mason W Plans and specif ica tions are Harrison at Middleport MOBI LE HOME n M iddleport 7 28 6tp Va 11 1h rooms 2 baths can on file In the Department of Adults only Phone 992 5592 -be seen by appQtntm~nt only recenUy Transportatlon and the offiCe of 6 25 tfc 1969 TRIUMPH SOD motorcycle Send repltes to Box 586 Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal, the District Deputy 0 re ctor BABYSITTER tor 3 school size - - - - - - - - - - -- - -Chopped excellent c ond•tlon Mason W Va SU 000 The D irector reserves th e carr 992 7439 7 26 6tc c h il dr en 4 days a week Call Mr and Mrs Russell WeD and nght 4 ROOM furn •shed apt Phone 7 28 3fp to reject any and an bid s MIDDLEPORT - Large 992 3645 ----------~-992 5908 - - - -- - - - -- -- - Roger Young ha've returned older brick home New hOuse on 1 acre of land 7 26 3tc J PHILLIP RICHLEY 7 23 6tc COMPLETE King Stze bed $150 s ROOM home after a two week tnp Phone 992 7265 kitchen has everything New DIRE CTOR -------------or best offer Phone 992 3619 LADY of good c haracter to NICE 3 rooms and bath all 7 22 6tc hot water heating system lltrough Montana, Wyorrung, fll 22 29 2tc 7 28 3tc ma ke home With and ca r e for elect ric apartment tn - - -- -- -- -- - -- B R , 2 baths. basement lots South Dakota and Nebraska 3 year old g~rl Phone 992 2297 STORE build i ng apt and Pomeroy Table top range of parking space, close to 7 26 3tc garage 75 ft frontage large where they vlslted wtth Mrs wall oven re al n Ice apart shopping $22 500 parking area Pr ice $15 000 ment Call 4-46 7699 or Beal's ten brothers and sisters evenmgs at 446 953 9 BLACK and whtte Sl ber an E MaIn St Porn eroy Oh lo POMEROY - 1storyfrome. Ga ll ipOliS Write P o Box 2.43 Syracuse They had thetr family reunwn Husky blue eyes female 2 B R • bat~ . basemen! with Ohio 7 26 6tc Appliance servrce man with spayed 3 yrs Oct Wonderful at Belle Fourche, South Dakota utility, almost new furnace ~ 7 18 tfc - -,... --- ----~---pet for children Reasonable knowledGe of refrtgerat1on. large lot 296x50 Asking PRIVATE entranc~ bedroom where 75 of the fannly at- penter, Mr and Mrs Garold to fam tly to furn ish good Vacahon & travel pay~ 1 bath and kitchen apt Phone $10 000 Gtlkey, Tammy, Cindy and LOT S for sate tra il er Qr house home M ust have 6 tt fen ced tended Qallta Refngeraf1on Co 992 5508 Gentlemen please Al l utilities Phone 742 3615 •n yard c E White ABOUT 2 ACRES - 2 story Mrs John Perdas and Mary Rick of Athens, Mr and Mrs 1'·263tc Phone 446 4066 Rutland Oh io Murravsvllle W Va 26153 frame .4 B R 11h baths, 7 23 6tp 7 16 ttc and Lisa Of Pennsylvania have Charles Klng and Susan, Mrs dining room porches , " ROOMS and bath home for -~ --- ------ -been visiting with Mrs Roger Rowland Dats, Mrs Vrrgll -· storage bldg 2 garages rent In Rutland Phone 992 AKC T oy Poodle pupp ies Service Station Kmg and Helen Mrs $10,000 Slamese Ki ttens Irish Setter CARSON YOWig and Wesley 5858 Garage SOX60 building pups Kennels of Calhoun l 7 14 tf c MIDDLEPORT - 2 story Cement dr tveway Phone 742 Mrs John Dean who has ElizabeUt Murray, Mrs Ray 256-6247 WILL do babyslttlng 1n my 50S2 frame, -4 B R , bath garage, Salwer, Mr and Mrs Ralph been iU and hospitalized for Ute 7 18 26tc home day or weekly Phone 7 16 tfc trailer hookup , lots of past two weeks, has returned Carl, Mrs JaneUt Beat, local, 992 7468 r Around S8 000 1 20 Jtc rOr "' 3 BEDROOM bath kitchen home and Is Improving Recent Rev Roy Well, Sandusky, llv tng room and full Salt Works E VISitors were Mr and Mrs Sanford Well, Albany, and Mr WILL do typmg and clerlc al '""exCELSIOR basement large lot Martin WE HAVE BUYERS Main St Pomeroy All kinds 1972 MOBILE Hom e Ux70 work 1n my home 35 years St Mason Phone 773 5404 Kenneth Matkins, Racme, Mr and Mrs Elden Markms, of salt water pellets water GALORE WAITING, LIST H lllc resf furn Ished or un expe r ience Phone 992 3503 7 23 6tp nuggets block salt and own • furn tshed must sell Phone YOUR PROPERTY WITH and Mrs Walter TerreD, Mr Caq>enter 7 28 6tc OhiO Riv er Sett Phone 992 742 688 2 RutiMd OhiO US TODAY AND MAKE 3891 and Mrs Robert Ried and 7 28 6tp 5 ROOM house and bath wlfh WILL do babyslfting f or THAT SALE _._ Rev Jay Stiles s (who IS shower 2 large lots and new 6 5 tfc --- ------~---David Mr and Mrs Eddie Worklng mothers n my home uttltty bu ll dmg In Raclne Weekly and Missy, all ol paslor Of Carleton church) PhOne 992 6865 or 992 5669 BEA T the 1975 Pri ce Increase Ohio Call 949 5285 SI NG R _192 225t or_!92-2U8 E Automatic Zlg_z!i__ Buy a 1974 model now Get _ 1 .2.J...6Jc - 7 16 12fc Pataskala , Mr ~ and- Mrs, moUter )ll!SBed away Euner.;~l Sewmg Machines tn ""5ew lng tvsburo by Cas11e 12ll60 2 fable Makes buttonholes bedroom front klt chen gas HobartSmalley, Chester, Mr services were Monday at NEW HOME 3 bedrooms sews on buttons btfnd hems model 55 5 95 12x65 3 ColumbWJ and Mrs Paul Paynter, CarHutch inson SubOlvlslon etc Top notch con d i tion Pay bedroom front kltchen total Rutland Phone 742 3615 or SSI or terms availabl e Phone e'ectrlc $6 995 Skyl i ne 12x52 1972 VEGA ,.. good condition see M llo Hut ch inson Rutland Phone 9"9 2981 992 2653 2 bedroom total electr i c 7 28 12tc OUR ,WAY by Neg Cochran 7 16 lfc S4 995 24xA4 double wide 7 28 6tc -------------tota l electr i c S9 985 All prices 1 96 -, sp~r 195s SEVE N room house bath larg e WE ARE picking 'up a plano In 1nclude set up and d&llvery Y&A~ 1 DE"TOUREP .A.~Ui-JP tot garage Ma i n Street Chevrolet Phone 7.42 .te.t6 vour .. area lnd would llkf Kingsbury Home Sates and ~15 HOUSE OJ..I TH WAY Rutlsnd Asking S12 000 7 26 6tp some responsible- partv to Service In c 11 00 E Main HC>Ii£ EVEjiitY TIM& I 60 We need man or woman to Phone 7A2 4712 take over payments Call St Pomeroy Ohio Phon e BY HER PLACE. 511£ /VAILS 7 21 12tc sell full hne of Advertising Cred it Manager (6 141 ) 772 992 703" ME FOR A LA BOR: DETAIL Specialties. Ca len dan and 5669 or write 260 East Main 7 28 Stc .AN I M &USHE.D I Street Chillicothe OtJio A.S60\ - - - - - - - - - -- - Gifts in the Pomeroy area 4 7 tfc 1972 3 BEDROOM Windsor Must be able to plan own Mobile Home on 1 acrr ot 1972 CHEVROLET V2 ton , ltaf time and work with a \969 GMC Astro 311 Detro it 13 ground For more In springs I ft bed cuitom ceb mlnrmum of supervision speed Phone 992 7586 formation c all 992 7638 and body chrom•. 2 tone All accounts are protected 1 26 61c 7 23 6t c paint big 6 293 3 IPttd power Repeat orders are protected disc bra ken, new topp•r~ 111 CANNING tomato" brln~ your 45 x 12 MOBILE home. 3 paneled both like new Mutt H1gh Commlutons payable own containers Arnold Hvpp bedroom , bath living room. stU 12 4'0 667 33'" or when orders •rt ~ssed for Letart Fells Clll 247 2623 hall , lnd 2 bedrooms car Belpre 423 " " ' cred1t 1 26 3tc Plied Phone 992 7751 1 26 3tc Tho Advertising Specialty 6 16 tfc HAY and 5traw for Sltle 70c per 1969 vw 1100 Phone 992 $191 Lme 1s the molt extensive In bate Contact W A R lc:e Rt 1 1972' GRANVILLE 12X 65 2 BR 7 26 ltc the lndUitry Calendars lrl! ReedSV I lle near Tuppe-rs front den total electric , Ple lns phone 667 J267 manufactured 11f our Red furn ls ~ed , 2 porchu 8 x 2D n "71 TRIUMPH Bonnevllfe 650 1 26 3tc awning end underp in n i ng oak pllnl Tlaer aold ln oood condition • Call 361 7823 or 367 7437 atttr 5 $875 Phone 992 3700 Write SOb McKenzlo, Sa in PAINT DA.W.l>f l 97< Zig Zag -------------- MONDA\', JULY1t, lt74 • 00- Mr Cartoon and Tho Banana Spllh J; .Huck & Y01j l 61 7 Oil - Truth or Cono J S..ot the Clock ' · News 6 10, What s 1 My Line 8 Circus 13, Elec Co 20 Workshop 15 The 777 Pearl Sl Middleport, O~lo 992-5367 Helen Help By Helen Bolte! Us. • • , ' BENNY BRANHAM B&K EXCAVATING v STEREO radto am tm 8 track tape comblnat1on 4 speaker sound system Balan c e S105 39 or easy terms Cadi 992 3965 7 24 tfc . .see or Call Free Estimates : E MAIN STREET POMEROY - Wnh& Wax $11 95 - Lube, Oil filler 950 - TUllO Up 1695 foot or contr•c:• Al10 do:ztr1 work tl)d setttic t1nks '"~ Next to Hrghwa Garage on Route 7 1-omerov Route 3 -------------- •nd 1 Pawe; 1 linN ljll work doM by the Moved to Rutlan(t, ~ mJie ' • WILSON'S PENN%01L ' Television Log 'I " . • uu s• ,., 29 Soulh Pass 3• Pass 4NT Pass Pass You Sooth hold •AQU4,AQ854+AK.2 What do you do now• A-Bid ol• opldel AI lho ••nt the alam will depend on a n- rooA Y'B QUQTION lnllead of blddlllfl five clu"your porlner has bid five dla Monda 1o ohow one ace Whal do you do now• A11wer Tomorrow NOPE -· PORE OC ZEB ·- HIM AN' LOBELIA WOZ S WEETHEARTS FER 14 '/EARS, BOT IT 9 ALL OVER NOW T~EY GOT HITCHED 5HE JII5T WANTED 1lJ ~ELL ME SOME 61RL SCOVT COOKIE$ I !iHE 5 'ttlUR FRIEND I"N 'T 5~E? I �•• 1- Tbe Ddt Sent.inel, Middleuort-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, July 211, lt14 End may be near in NFL players' strike Committee Continued from page I Republican on the committee, was pla!Ullng to propose that Nixon's defillnce of commitlee subpoenas be made Into a lhlrd article. McClory said he would vote lor such an article. · If he did, he would become the seventh of the 17 RepubUcans to back impeachment. Rep, Edwf!l'd Me.vlnsky' DIowa, said he would introduce an article proposing Nixon be impeached for avoiding payment of f4(10,000 in personal . - -~ • strategy. only llrlll, l!llld warda were the And lhe moat damag- ''nol~ ' rrun 11 RepubllCilll. ing Nixon quote , to John · Rep. Walter Flowers, the N. Mitchell on MArch 22, 1t13, Alabama DernO<l'at •U alqng in Doer's estimation: ut want viewed aa tho leNt llltely 10 you aU to aton ...au It, let !hem vote In favor of impeaclunlnt, plead the Filth amendment. renect<ct the vlewo of many cover-up or anything elee II it'U when he otplalnod why he wu save it -save lbe plan. n recommendlnc Niron be The phrases were tal:en out OUJted. . o1. COI!telll, Doar adml~ as he He said after 7 eeka of huddled throqghout lhe weok. """rchlng the facta, a~ readend with the wavering cmunlt. ' ing the Qwti!Ution, "It ill tee members. But )'• argued, clear to me what I must dO," read in contat they didn't In a quiet V.ice, he told hla come out Jlluch diflerenUy. Alabama constltuenlll he knew When the vote came, most of they would feel hurt by his rote the Democrab voted ' 1aye" against the Praldent. Turning quietly, almost In stage whis- to his colleagues he said: "I pers. The same was true of the prohebly have enough pain for six Republicans, some of whom · both them and me." had tears In their eyes. The • By JOE C,.RNICEUJ controversial "freedom issues 11 UPI Spo rts Wri ter proposals. These included de. This co uld be the week for a mands that players he given · brea kth rolJilh in the greater say on playinu for IDBJOI' Nalio na I Foo tball I.eague Play- !IJlOther team after o their · l'ton strike. The contracts expire and in vetoing ers Ass OCia signs are all there. trades. The striking NFLPA and the The freedom issues are the NFl• Maragement Council, keys left to settling the strike . h represen.., •· the 1eague, and many of the defecting wh1c Ia s t me t 11 days ago. The players say they disa•ree with · I were sc hedul ed to meet the union's stand on "them and Payers th · r income taxes over four ve&.N~ . IS a ternoon in Washington are content with the league's While many Democrats would with W. J . Usery Jr., director latest offer. support a charge, it probably of the Federal Mediation and In the last ·roun· d ol tal'.., , the wi11 not be adopted because it Conciliation Service. Usery also owners offered a four-year would not attract bipartisan will meet with the owners money package which they support. -Tuesday morning and call valued at " million in the first THEISS AT OSU - Attending a tw<><lay Ohio State orientatiO!J, testing, and scheduling "' The first ar!Jcle, passed together both parties Tuesday year . But they rejected outright Saturday night, said that from sess)on.m preparation for entering the university in autumn quiirter;bavld Theiss of Rlicine ·afternoon. all freedom demands and talks With OSU Assoc1ate Dean ofUruversity College William H. Watson. Theiss ;son of Mr. and June 17, 1972, the date of the For the first time since the refused to return to the · Mrs. Ken~eth R.. Theiss, and salutatorian of his high school graduating class last spring hopes Watergate burglary. Nl~on slrike was called July I, there bargaining table until the union pursued a "course of action or to major 10 eng10eerlng. ' is a glimmer of hope an end is submitted a new set of plan" to cover up Whlte House near. Usery, considered the top propqsals. Involvement in tile break-in by man in the business, has taken Edward Garvey, the ass<!Cia- thwarting the investigation, over as medu~tor_ from James ,. tion's executive director, said buymg the silence of burglars Searce. some changes have been made ard lying publicly. The owners could he softened In the freedom demands on It was supported by all 21 WASHIN·GTON ( UPI ) after the House Judiciary impeachment was to take his House Democratic leader Committee voted to cite Nixon ca~ directly to the public in a by the show their rookie and behalf of the players but Democrats, including three Thomas H. o·N~ill says 110nly a for obstruction of justice full scale television defense. free-agent-laden clubs put on in stressed they have not been Soutbemers who had been the preseason opener Saturday, abandoned . " undecided" until the miracle" can prevent the full Saturday night. "H he were to ask me, I don't and the players' stand has been past few days. Six House from voting to impeach O'Neill, interviewed on Bos- know anything I could tell him weakened by an increased R epublicana, Including conPresident Nixon but Senate ton radio station WEE!, said to do except to go on television . number of defectors and the ZIEGLER MOTOCYCLING servatives M. CaldweU BuUer DemQCratic Whip Robert Byrd the House was ready to vote to and exhaustively explore and promise of more with the full WASHINGTON (UP! ) ' of Virginia and Lawrence predicts Nixon would be impeach by a margin of about refute the evidence " RhOdes 1 p~e-season schedule openmg White House Press Secretary Hogan of Maryland, joined the acquitted if a Senate trial was 70 votes. · told the Washington Post in a th1a week ._ Ronald L. Ziegler says he has Democratic majority. held now. · ·~rd have·to say that arourid telephone Interview. "That is • In additiOn, the players were decided to buy a motorcycle The vote bad pretty much "I would '!BY the President is . 50 Republicans will vote to the only viable possibillty 1 set to outline a series of revised but he won't be giving up his been forecast In three previous going to be impeached. Only a impeach him and I would say see." contract demands, including chaulfeur-<iriven White House days of debate. A1l one of miracle can prevent It at this there wiU be 40 members of the some rnodJhcahon of th eir car . Ziegler borrowed a Nixon's defenders 1 Rep. time," O'Neill, D-Mass., said Democratic pwty who will not motorcycle to go back and Charles Sandman, R-N.J., vote-to impeach him," he said. forth from San Clemen Is to said, "You could stand on your "The difference would be Laguna Beach during head and do · tricks and it Holzer Medical Center somewhere around, I believe Wedneselay Night President Nixon 's 16-day stay wouldn't change any votes." High Fly e r s ·(Birtlls) · now, about 70 votes.'' Drive-In in California and found he · The only surprise was Rep. Team July IT , 1974 Friday . Mr. and Mrs. Only a majority vote of the Harold V. Froehlich, R-WIS. He • 'fo· \ Larr'y . Little, daughter, enjoyed the ride. 435 House members is neces- Sl ow Pokes Tonight & Tuesday had said he wanted to 'vote for sary to impeach and send · ~iizv 4 July 29-JO 1g Cheshire. Mr. and Mrs. Clifimpeacbmenl, but the article a 16 . ford Nance, daughter, Willow articles to the full Senate for Powei J Super Valu Double Feature Born Winners 6 18 Wood: Mr. -and Mrs. William was too · strong. In the end, trial. A tw~hirds vote in the Slow Rollers WHERE THE RED 5 19 · FACES CHARGES however, he voted "aye." Te am Hi Series SloW McGinnis, daughter, Wellston. FERN GROWS Senate Is required to convict' FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Poke-s 2179 ; Born Winne s Mr d M ' J h C When it was all over and the ( R> . and remove Nixon ffom office. 2154 ; Dizzy 4 2123 . · an rs . o n opas, r (UPI) Movie and television PLUS . weary committee members T eam Hi Game ...... Slow daughter, Jackson . Mr. and Byrd, of West Virginia, THE DOBERMAN actor Robert Conrad, 39, star of kes ?96 ; Slow Pokes 784 ; Mrs . Denver Rhodes , son, took a single day's rest before agreed the House would vote to Po Bor n Wmners 764 . GANG 11 the te1evision series Wild, resuming their task, there was impeach but he refused to ·Ao!en.'s H i Ser ies Dewey RobertsbW'g, W. Va . Mr. <lind (PGI ~ild West," faces possible Cl) Smtfh 59 4 ; Bill Hatf iel d 52i ; Mrs. Avery Newsome, Utile joy. predict the Senate verdict if it Moses Norm an 481 . assault and battery charges in · "It's a terrible thing, a came later this year: Men's Hi Game Dewey da~hter, Oak Hill. S.m ith 213 ; Dewey Sm ith 200 · saturday - Mt. and Mrs. the beating of a man who was teiTible thing to happen to "If the vote were held Vic Wippel 185. · ' playing Sants Claus in a hotel anybodv." said Rep. Charles tomorrow ..••" he sald, "the Women ' s H i s erie s - Betty Thomas Bloomfield, son, Oak cocktail lounge. The brawl, B. Rangel, 0-N.y, shaking his Whit!atch 5 13 ; Marlene Wilson Hill. Senate would not convict . 464; Tooight thru Thursdav · DoriS: Halfhill 438 . during a "Christmas in July" head sadly. "I'm not happy," July 2'1--August 1 However, the posslbillties for - Women's Hi Game ~ Betty party! sent "Santa,'' William said chairman Peter W. Rodi. NOT.OPEN 211 ; Betty Whitl atch conviction are growing dally." Whitlatch 188 ; Mar lene W ilso n 182.. Veterans Memorial Hospital Boyd, 31; Fort Laude~dale, to no, 0-N.J. · · Byrd, appearing on ABC's Fri., Sat., Sun. SATURDAY ADMISSIONS the hospital with a broken jaw, For a. while before the vote ' '~Issues a~ Answers" Sunday, August2· 3· 4 Wednesday Night Dana Haning, Pomeroy ; cracked ribs and a dislocated Republicans · said the article THE GETAWAY also said .any future Senate I·Hgh Flyers Glena Yarbrough, Rutland ; shoulder. July24 , 1974 !Technlcolor) lacked a list of the specific acts lrial'should be televised to the Team H. L Erma Wright, New Haven; All McGraw to prove that Nixon was guilty American publlc. Slow Pokes 24 a Steve McQueen William Welch, Letart, W. Va . H -S 23 9 of the allegations. And for a O'Neill's counterpart in the Dizzy 4 ('PG) J 18 14 SATURDAY DISCHARGES while that argument persuaded House, Republican leader John Powel l 's suoer Valu 14 18 Cartoort Slow Rollers 9 23 Shannon Stewart Denise 1 SAYS !TWAS FELT some of the Southern demo'Rhodes, R-Ariz., said the only Born Wlnliers Show Slarls 7 p.m. 8 24 Riffle, Barbara Lyons, Michael WASHINGTON (UP!) crats and impeachmentway Nixon possibly could avoid Team H i Series Powell ' s Ward, Esther Lee, Kenneth Washingtonian magazine said inclined Republicans to take a Su p er· Valu. 222B ; Di zzy 4 2129 · H -S 2116 . ' Davis, Tommy McGrath, Jr., SWlday it believes former F'Bl second look atthe evidence. !eam H i Game Born --Lowell Wingett, Gilbert Assistant Director Mark Felt · They found their answer Wtnner s 786; H -S 775 ; Powell's YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK Super Vai!J 766 . ------ - - - - Rothacher, Christine Robin- was the secret Watergate quickly. John M. . Doar, the Men's Hi series ___, D ~wt!y soh,. Lacy Conner. · source, "Deep Throat". Felt chief counsel who prepared Sf!1i th _592 ; Larry Powell .533 ; V1c Wrppel 504. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS denied it. ·11 Deep Throat" was more than 40 books of ~en's Hi ·Game D ewey Vern Little, Middleport; Alice the code name that evidence, gave them a list 9f 50 Smdh 277 ; Moses Nor man 206 · Larry PoWell 203. ' Curtis, Long Bottom; Franklin Washington Post . reporters . "undisputed incidents" that he Made lo pul in a hard day's work \'\{omen's Hi Ser ies - Betty Wolfe, Syracuse; Penny Wolfe, Bob Woodward and Carl sald .show Nixon "made a Here's a neal looking, "1iltched, work oulfit by Lee. Whitlatch 554 ; Marlene Wilson 475 ; Anne Hatfield 469 . Syracuse. Bernstein used for the highly deCJSJon:• to jom 10 the cover- · Spec1al h1gh-lenaclly Polyester and Cotton, · Women's Hi Game - Be tt y SUNDAY DISCHARGES - placed source they said gave up, Whitlatch 200 ,: Marlene Wilson permanenlly pressed, lakes roughesl we.a r with ease. 188 ; Angela Smi th 18.4 . Willie Harris. ll]em information to help them Many of the "undisputed Lee Tec h Twill Pants expose the Watergate case_ inctdents1' were drawn from Nixon's own words on the 19 Tan, Navy, Spru~e Green, Dark Olive and WhlteHousetapesthecommitCharcoal. Pants SIZes 29 to 44 waist. NO ~OUPON NECESSARY BOOSTERS TO MEET tee bad listened to ·during 10 Lee Tec h Twill Shirls · The Syracuse Minersville weeks of evidence gathering. "We should buy the time," Tan , Navy, Spruce Green, Dark Olive and Sporls Booster Assn. willhold a Charcoal. Shirt sizes 14'12 to 17'12. special meeting Tuesday at Nixon was quoted by Doar as CARRY..OUT OR DRIVE~IN ONLY telling biB aides March 21. 1973, 7:30 p,m, in·the office of Mayor Men's Department First Floor Herman London. All managers while discussing the payment of $75,000 in hush money to E. '. are requested to attend. Howard Hunt. "We'relrying to cut our losses," Nixon told H. LODGE TO MEET R. Haldeman on Sept. 15, 1972, There will be a special while discussing Watergate NO LIMIT ON SALES meeting of Middleport Masonic Lodge No. 363 Tuesday at 7:30 Your Sp!l.re dollars p.m. The master mason degree ~a n work 24 houts will he conferred. All master a day . Youtan 't . . ·masons are .welcome _ approved by 28-10 vote WASH!NGTON (UP!) .__ The House Judlci!!ry C'ommlttee, charging Praldent Nixon with befouling demOCTacy through wiretaps, break-~~!$ and tax harassment, has caUed again for his impeachment, By a vote of 211 to 10 - with one more Republican joining the majority --the committee accused Nixon Monday night of repeatedly violating his oath, his duty and the rights of ordinary citizens in areas other than Watergate. Today, the Republican switch voter, Rep. Robert McClory of illinois, is offering a third article of impeachment. It was expected to pass -but with only scant support from other RepubUcBlllJ. ELBERFELDS Miracle necessary in House · Local .Bowling Mason l! . -·~.. MEIGS THEATRE \ \ . --------· MONDAY thru FRIDAY ~---- 11:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ings account with us , theygrowdaily wittlout attention or ris k. MEIGS SLIM 'N TRIM EXERCISE CLUB N. 2ND. AVE. . LUNCH SPECIAL THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS co~ Pomeroy, Ohio . HOT, LIGHT, THRIFTY AND FUN Our L.unch Special Is another reason why ' ~ Meigs County loves what the Colon•l cpcjks." 20,000 Maximum Insurance 1 •• A smile . con llghl tho dl1rkoot. corner." Haw a barrel of fan ~ fried Ckickta. ' 1 I !•' 1• I '• ' I IIA~<,! ----- --- < • e gave the same response to Mooday's cocrunittee vote as the White H0use had made to the first article of Impeachment, voted Saturday:· "We're confident the facta do not support the arUcle and we're · confident the House Will assess the facta and not vote out bnpeachment. 11 Monday's seven-bour debate . was emotionless, with Republicans chaUenging the quality of the evidence rather than defending Nixoo against every accusation of wrongful behavi- or at NO. 75 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1974 PHONE 992-2156 .- ~ By United Press1nternatlonal . IJ)S ANGELES - UNION OIL CO. MADE ALMOST twice as much money ·In the first half of this year as it did in the same period last year. The company aMounced Monday its profits had increased 94.5 per cent from $40.2.million to $79.6 million. Earnings per share 10creased from $2.34 to $4.82. President Fred Hartley said Increased inlemational activity and the rise in-crude oil prices were the main factors in the increase. GRIDDERS TO MEET Meigs Marauder head football coach Charley Chancey has called a meeting Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the high school at Rock Springs lor all boys interested in varsity football this fall. Helmets and shoes will be assigned at this time. ~ by holed-up renegade I ~ ~~ . · : ~ f; ~· ~ · ~ ~ [ ~' i (.01.:10hAI10.._. -- CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ·----..----------· POMEROY, OHIO • Now's the time to get acquainted with our facilities, featuring the · latest in exercise equipment. Professional instruction programs offered fDr every . · individual need. For th9se ctaik places you ' ' may have to work ·In Wmtrt a "smile'' lust won't do the Irick, see our " FRIENOL Y ONES" for a use-anywhere !rouble llghl. II'• one of lho handiest thing• to have around the- -house. GROUP FLOOR EXERCISES SEVERAL TIMES DAILY ONE FREE EXERCISE SESSION MEIGS SLIM·'N TRIM t-9 Mon·. thru • Fri. · · HUNTSVIlLE, Tex. (UPI) -Ill lhe oeveatb day ol bil oiege at the Teua State PenlteaUary, Fred Gomez carruco loday offered to release bla 13 updvea ID retura for five prlloa olllclail, wbo he aald "are playillg a po.. r game wltb the Uves of these hostages." Kathy An.a Pollard, zt, daughter of ooe of the bootageo bad a telephone talk with the renegade 0011vlct aad ohe oal.i he dilcarded demands lor addlliOIUl! weapons. But •he said he waa firm ID bla demands for bulletproof veoll relalled by prilon offlclala. " I want illy mother out of there "aald Min Pollard, daqgbler of Novell8 Pouaid, M, a .,d..,a kboolteacber wbo bas beea held with the other bootageo oince lbe JJ!art of the takeover last Wedneoday. "If be doeoa't get wbal be waDIS, he will ldU lbem and inake a blood balb outoltbls," obe uid. ·Theyo11111 womao, opealdng In 1 calm voice wllb Utile emotion, said C.rruco told her be would excbaage tbe holllages, lncludlllg alx womea, for Texas priloo Director W. J. EateUe, Warden Hal HWibanda, Maj. Andrew J. MutdD<Il, bead of prlaon security, auy other aollatalll director of !be Teua Departmelll of Correcdou aad any caplala la lbe prlloa system. It MudO<k wbo Carraoeo claimed helped smqglo loaded .38-<!allber revolven lato !be prlaoa Ia return lor a payoff. Priloa offlclala denied the charge, Eatelle said he wao dublo111 of the neweat Carraoco He aald tho ouUaw bad reneged on the lame offer at beginning of the ordeal. (See earlier otory::=J TEN CENTS WMI'W..r® ?; 26 crimes solved Accord near in Geneva • ··Intensive investigation by Va ., were apprehended by Pomeroy Police Chief Jed · Middleport Police Chief Webster ard his depariment Cremeans. Also called later and Middleport Police Chief J . that night was Sgt. Henry J . Cremeans and his depart- WelTy and Chief Webster of ment has resUlted in two men Pomeroy. The Johnsons confessing to 26 separate confessed to having taken tires thefts . and wheels from a car on Plum Webster said officers from St. in Poll)eroy. both lowhs " have worked ·endlessly in solving the ' They also confessed to taking crimes. 1' . parldng meters and nwnerous · Tuesday, July 23, Brian E. other items, the officers said. Johnson, 18, and David Gary Final disposition of their Johnson, 18, both of Mason, W. case will be made when the two appear before Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith Thursday night, Webster said. They are in custody. By Uolled Press llllemalional delegates said even the fact The foreign ministers of they sat down together again Meanwhile, Olief W~bster Britain, Greece and Turkey .appeared to be a good sign. said today_ a breaking and returned to the conference They saw another hopeful entering occurred some time table today In Geneva, and sign In the fact that . Greek between 1 p.m. Saturday and 8 conference sources aald an Foreign Minister George MavMADRID - GENERAUSSIMO FRANCISCO FRANCO left a.m. Monday at the Meigs agreement' to eild the Cyprus ros twice cancelled a news a Madrid hospital todaY on the arms of II!VO d<!Ctors for what . EqUipment Co. Missing· were crisis appeared near despite conference he had scheduled medical sources said could be a long convalescence from a an adding machine and a small complicating factors In Ankara this morning when it appeared circulatory aliment. The 81-year-old ruler placed the power of amount of change. · Hennan and on Cyprus, Spain in the hands of Prince Juan Carlos, hiB hand picked heir, . the taJkll would fall. He did 10 WelTy of the BC!was called in three weeks ago when his condition was listed as serious. The · goverrunent-<:ontroUed in order to continue the peace to help in the investigation. The generalissimo was expected to annoWlce in the nest few .. . Athens radio aMounced that talks. weeka if.he would resume his duties as chief of state or leave the an agreement had been British Foreign Secretary country Wlder the riile of Juan Carlos, grandson of Spain's last James · Callaghan, agafn rea¥ in Geneva bello!e'en king, Alfonso Xlll. Lookil)g haggard, Franco acknowledged the Greece ard Turkey but Greek playing the role of go-between cheers and shouts of a sidewalk crowd with a faint smile and a WASHINGTON (UP! ) Foreign Mlnioter George and mediator, held I\Oo long · wave of the hand. Herbert Stein, outgoing Mavros said, "No, that is false, private meetinga with Mavroe David Parry, diStrict con- summer school for soil and related to natW"al resources completely !alae." But he said, and one with Turkish Foreign chairman ot the President's MINNEAPOLIS, MIN!;l. - GOV. JOHN J. GILLIGAN an- Council of Economic Advisers servationist, and Harold water conservation district management and represen- "The level of hope does not Minister Turlll!..Gunea bet()re · DOWlced today that the Ohio Department of Natural ResOurces said. today the main weapons in' Carnahan, Meigs Soil Con- supervisors ,at the · University . tatives of the Ohio· House and change." the ministers sat . down had launched a recreation support program which would allow the fight against rising In- servation District supervisor. · of To.ledo July 28, 19 alld tod~y. Senate have been invited to together. ' .. Mavros and TurkiBh Foreign youths from rural areas in 63 counties to visit state parks and flation must , continue to be are attending the 29th annual The three-day school · discuss how conserVation Minister Turan Gunea Greek and Turkish otllclala program is featuring 44 soil districts can woi-k with emergeq from the morning said Callaghan passed on to other points of interest in Ohio. The program, which is federally limiting both the money supply funded, is the first in the nation, said Gilligan, who is attending and government spending. Mobile unit off and water conservation district legislators in solving natural meeting with !lrillsh Foreign Mavroa new Turkish propoula the MidWest Governors Conference here. "! have directed the Supervisors, discussion resource In testimony .before management Secretary James Callaghan on the ·critical issue of withsessions and committee problems. Department or Natural Resources to provide . expanded Congress 1 Joint Economic Meigs schedule J arm In arm. They went drawal of TurkiBh troope rrom meetings. recreatlooal, educational and cultural opportunities for all the Committee, .Stein said the An educational tour provided together Into a side room and Cyprus. citizens of Ohio," GUUgan said. "The Recreabon Support inflation battle may be longer Gov. John J . Gilligan and supervisors an opportunity to talked alone lor several The Ohio Department of 'l'hlll bas been the nq!· program for rural youths iB another step in this administration's ard harder than e~pected, Health will not sepd a mobile former Gov. James A. Rhodes see conservation practices in minutes. Then Mavroslert and difficult issue since the Iaika efforts to implement the goal." , partly because of what he said X-ray Unit· to Meigs County have been invited to review tbe northwest Ohio area, in- the two men shook hands began last Thursday and more. The Recreation Support Program will provide on.:ctay was failw;e of everyone to this year due . to lack of need ' their positions on public issues cluding shore erosion p1·oblems warmly. than· once appeared likely to outinga for low~ncome youths, eight to 21 years old, who live appreciate the intensity that and of money in . the Ohio of Lake Erie, the Crane Creek A!Jked whether an agreement wreck the conference and any . ootsl_de the state's major metropolitan ·areas of Akron, Canton, tends to feed on itself . Department . of Health State Park and WlldUle area, . would be signed thiB afternoon, cliances of a peace aottloment. Cin~ti, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo and YoungsHe said the rates of increase Division, accordin·g to. Jane · the Andersons Grain Hardllng Mavros replied: Conference delegall!s earner town, said Department of Natural Resources Director William B. in- food and oil prices were Brown, Meigs County TB and yet. · T here are aWl "Not Tenninal, and the Davis-Besse said today'a meeting could Fair and cooler tonight with Nyle. abating, and that this would Health Nurse. some serious problems. But the well prove crucial. · · lows in the lpw and mid 50s. Nuclear Reactor Plant. lead to a lower rate of inflation All school personnel Wednesday mosUy sunny with fact that we are here leaves Callaghan arrived at the KANSAS CITY, KAN. - THREE CHILDREN left alone lor later in the year. hopes." requiring this service should litue temperature change with Palals des Nations, the United the night by their mother died esrly today in a fire at their two"But it must be admitted conJ,act the county board of The citln!sters EXTENDED OUTLOOK agreed to meet Nations European story home. .that prices outside the food and education or Mrs. Brown at the highs in the 70s in the north and again, with their military Cloudy Thul'l!day with a headquarters bulldlng, before 9 the upper 70S and the lower 80s Neighbors said they could hear the children screaming for fuel areas spurted more than Meigs County Health Dept. chance of showers Friday advisers, at 3 p.m. (10 a.m. a.m. ( 4 a.m. EDT). Socn afIn the south. help but firemen were unable to reach the two girla in ·the many, including us, expected EDT). aod clearing on Saturday. terward& he held hil llrat doWJll!tairS hedroom or the boy in an upstairs room. The children and our estlma)e of the InHlgbs In the ros and the Conference sources aald meeting with Mavroa In the were identified as H. L. Parker Jr.; 6, Stephanie Parker, 7, and flation rate at the end of 1974 Is agreement appeared close but Britlah delegation office. lower 80s and lows In lbe mid Harriett Parker, 8. higher than it· once was, 50s to the mid 60s. .. there sjlll remained the prickly Mavros sll!yed nearly one althoqgh we continue to believe questions of fixing buffer zones hour. Then Gunes came In and it wiD be significantly lower on Cyprus and a demarcation . talked with Callaghan for -46 Joseph Allen Bartoe, 17, Rt.. a two-car mishap Monday at than In the first half of the Then Mavroa · Une to 8eparate the Greek and minutes. McKELVEY SIGNED I, Long Bottom, and a friend, 6:45p.m. on SR 124 in Sutlon year, ' 1 Stein said. Turldsh Cypriots. returned for another Former Racine High School He contended the ad- Connie · Mays 1 age unknown, Twp. An auto driven by An· basketball dlscussion. In Ankara, Turkish Premier star Marvin ministration was now on the were reported missing t'?day tonio U. Devera, 34, Detroit, McKelvey, a teacher for the Bulen! Ecevlt rejected Greek FlnaUy, just aner noon, all right course and should stick by the Meigs County Sheriff's Mich., was turning left when a past five years in the Meigs demanda the Turkish invasion three met. Dept The two were reported to vehivle driven by Ethan R. with it. The Turldsh premier bas School District, was employed Ioree pull back to the July 22 4 'The instruments for re- have left at about 5 p.m. Stearns, 18, Rt. 1, Racine, · Monday night as principal at ceaae-fire linea. On Cyprus, the made II clear he would .Insist straining dema.nd . are wen Monday In a dark blue, two- attempted to p~ss. Green Elementary School In Turkll landed more men and that Turkish troope remain on that if his detractors have known-chiefly limiting the door Ford Galaxie. No WASHmGTON (UPI) the Gallipolis School Dislrict. material, halted U.N. patrols Cyprus to protect the rights of Rep. Edward Hutchinson, R- puUed him this far into. · an .Increase of the money supply description or Bartoe or Miss No injuries were reported McKelvey received his B.S. and aent a regiment of troops the ininorlty ' Turkish Cypriots. Mich., ranking Republican Impeachment . proceedmg, and the iilcreaae of govern- Mays was available. ard no citations were issued . Degree from . Marshall backed by armor and arW!ery member of the House weU, perhaps the country is , ment spending. They ·mlilt be. In other depariment action, Both vehicles had moderate UniversitY and his Master's to poaltlons from whlch they Judiciary Committee, says he gomg to have to suffer the out In reliance " · · sheriff's deputies investigated damage . believes the fuU Holise will vote w~ole bit. Degree from Ohio University. could.seize the road to Nloosla ·. · ' · LOCALTE~ . from Greek Cypriots. to impeach. President Nixon. · · . Temperatlll'e in downtown The meeting of the foreign ministers w.as the first since Pomeroy Tuesday at 11 a.m, . ' their marathon all-night was 7o degrees under · sunny · 011 the Door would be but I think session Sunday . Conference skies. WASH!NGTON (UP I) - Al- York Dally News. The Meigs County Junior Fair Parade Is scheduled to move at 7 p.m. on the the charces for tile House to be actually sending a biU lo im- tho,ugh most members of the . A male caller, Cohen said, fairgrounds' race track on August 14. Participants start li.itlng up at 6 p.m. . P.,ac!unent to the Senate ap. House Judiciary Comnilttee 11 in essence said he was going Three categories will he used to divide the line of march, noats, walking pear to be qul!e--'1 think that is reported a large amount of to COII)e down to Washington units, and animal units. Trophies and rosettes will be give~ for each of the above. probably what will happen, but mall and a Hood of phone calls with a rifle and put an end to categories. I wouldn't ilay by what frmn the public, I\Oo members your talking." · All groups wishing to participate should complete the form below and return have reported being margin." In general, reaction to the Hutchlnlon made the remark threatened. · 'votes of the RepubUcalUJ and it to the Meigs Extension Office, Box 32, Pomeroy, no later than August 9, 1974. ,. Rep. William S. COhen,, R· In an liltervlew Monday on the Southern Del'(locrata who voted Maine, wbo voted for both .for lmpeac!unent was · mixed public televtalon nei\Oork. ' KYRENIA, Cyprus ( UP!} - petrola and ordered bls for<* Heuldhe.was against Nixon articles of imPeachment, 1!8ld and most members said the PARADE ENTRY FORM . Turkish Invasion forces kept to quit the arN. reilgnlng. "A- realgnatloo on Monday he got a threat on his reaction was less severe than · U.N. convoys olf the roads "I have been . trytJw Ill his part," Hutchinson said, life after voting against the they ellj)ected. today and a regiment of morning to aee ,the 1'urtllh Name--------------------------~--------------"would amount to an ad- President Saturday night. Turldsh troops, backed · by chief of lllmlnlstnllloo, bill I Cohen 1!81d he did not take mlaoloil of gullt on hill pert and ·armor and arUlleryA marched am told he illln Nlcclla," GW he fHII very ltrong!y that he ill the threat aerlously and did not Unit (~heck one) eastward to strike •positions said. not guUty, and 1 think there is a report It to police until Monfrom which they could seize More than 1,000 troop• · I. Float c.ue on hil llde, and I think day · OEMS TO MEET control of the Greek Cypriotmarched In linCie ealumn liP 2. Walking The M~igs · County Thomas Railsback, R-ID., held road to NlcOela, U.N. both llde• of the CVIJJ!al two; 3. Animal said his staff received what he Democrailc Party will meet eources uld. lane road from Ityrenla, NOW YOU KNOW considered a threatening tele- ,Thursday, 1\ug . 1, at 8'p,m. at Britlah Maj . Peter Gill, headln& 1111 to whe,. a Vitamlnll were diScOvered In · pllone wam!ng that the con- . . the Episcopal Parish House in recenUy bllllt I'Oid I'IINI _, _ ~rnmander of U.N. forCe. In ·Absolute deadline is August 9, 1974. 1912 by blochamlst Gaslmlr gressman better check hls Pomeroy. All democrats are ' . Kyrenia, said the Turkiah the_coul!o the ~ltal . . . . . Funk. mail, accordlns to the New invited . adminlslratlon had halted U.N, GNIIt l1vlll'lot llrriiGrJ. I { I i • ' Stein to keep ·on old line Parry, Carnahan at school Weather Couple missing Junior Fair parade to move at 7, Aug. 14 . Invaders poised to take Nicosia . ' . Jo1n us for one fr.ee exercise session by using this c~u~on between 1-4 p.m. Monday lhru Friday. ·· Ic· -==------------------------------~~~~~.~~~--------------~~ ~;;;~::: :i;t':~<~;;;:r;;/;1 SWap 0 f .h 0Slage5 0 f'te £ red -~ 11 - -~ enttne · ~ Rep. Charles E. Wiggins, ~ ~~ Calif., said Nixon was being punished "vicariously" for the · acts of his associates. Continued on page 10 Devoted To .The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area VOL XXVI ~~hmi«~$'~/X"')$§/"Q)'Y~ ~ . • ' w~o~~~~~:~t~~o~ Two members threatened ·MIDDLEPORT ' TM 2 PIECES CHICKEN. SlAW AND ROLL . for Each Depositor ' · RAILROAD CAR DERAILED- 'l'hlllloaded box car parked behind the old C&O Railway loaded with mine rails was derailed al appi'OJimatei)LlO p.m. Sunday night. An apparenUy unidentified person or persons released the brake Qn the car, causing it to move forward, leavmg the tracks. It accuses NIJ:on of showing contempt for Congress by refusing to give up 147 tapes subpoenaed by the cOJnmlttee. Opponents oay no !'resident · shoUld be obliged to furnish evidence to be used. against him. McClory's vote · brought to seven the number of republicans who have voted for impeachment, with ld consistently opposed, All 21 Democrats united a second time. ·Aiw likely to come to a vote today was a proposed article on Nixon's $432,000 Wlderpayment of·taxes and use of government money to improve his homes Deputy White House Pr.;.., Secretary Gerald L. Warren Hutchinson sees vote to impeach In a. _ c ertificate of deposit or a s av· 11 . , \ . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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